Vehicle accident on county road e with head trauma, Columbia County WI
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TrafficEmergency responders were dispatched to a vehicle crash near County Road E in Wisconsin. There are possibly four injured people, with one male confirmed to have head trauma after hitting his head through the windshield. Contact with the scene was lost during the response.
Audio|Heard on: Sauk and North and Surrounding County Fire Departments
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01:50
Transcript:
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Page 3A 83 at Westfield, Westfield Spire, Harris Rescue.
00:05
You are being requested at W4496 County Road E.
00:09
Edward for an automated crash detection,
00:13
time out 426.
00:16
83.
00:18
In row.
00:21
10-4[1].
00:22
I believe we possibly have four patients.
00:25
I cannot get anyone to answer.
00:28
I guess what are your wishes with another ambulance? I have no idea.
00:41
Temple Westfield, this is going to be a Newton's jurisdiction.
00:45
I'm not sure what we have at this time if you guys want to respond or not.
01:08
Patriot 80 out of Montello, Newton Fire.
01:12
You're being requested at W4496 County Road E.
01:16
Edward.
01:17
For an automated crash detection, unknown injuries up this time, timeout for 29.
01:26
Go ahead.
01:33
We are for sure going to have one male with head trauma.
01:38
Again, no contact.
01:39
At this point, they have hung up.
01:40
I cannot get back in contact.
01:42
He was screaming that he's bloody and messed up.
01:45
His head went through the windshield.
01:50
That's the airport.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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County Rd E, Wisconsin
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