Woman and child injured after fall at residence, Clarks Hill IN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a home near South 1000 East where a woman fell while holding a one-year-old child. Both were injured from falling onto a tile floor. Later, responders also assisted three people trapped in an elevator on the ninth floor of a building.
Audio|Heard on: Tippecanoe County Fire
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Transcript:
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Tension medics, slammy fire, attention medic flare, v.
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En route to near South 1000 East,
00:05
south 1000 east, near South 1000 East.
00:08
That was really female on vibe that she fell, her leg, and her arm.
00:12
She was also holding a one-year-old who also fell with her, and they landed on the tile floor.
00:17
First down time, 2049.
00:20
Two from Shadlin.
00:22
Two.
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Two.
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The time, 15th, arriving, establishing rise command.
00:30
15.0.1 arrived.
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Chris.
00:38
1240 in that station.
00:41
Click.
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5040, command.
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Good. Good.
00:57
You arrive, go ahead and head to the power room.
01:03
Well there. This badge, 50404s arrived.
01:06
1234 in Rats of station.
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1234.
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1234.
01:14
Command rescue group.
01:17
Amen.
01:22
Just confirming, we've got three occupants on elevator, car one,
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right here at the 9th floor.
01:31
Good, man. 12-0-7s in route with you.
01:35
Clear, 15.04 is heading out.
01:38
Clear. Okay.
01:43
Rescue you, command.
01:48
Go ahead.
01:54
Elevator service tech is derived.
01:56
He's on his way up.
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Clear.
02:04
We will need to lock it out up with each over an end.
02:11
Are you sending him up with us or sending him to 1504?
02:17
I think he's going to come to you first.
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Location mentioned:
S 1000 E, Clarks Hill, IN 47930
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