Person freed from residential wheelchair lift, Fishersville VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a home near Farm Draft Lane in Fishersville to assist a person trapped in a residential wheelchair lift between the first and second floors. The person was safely freed and no further help was required.
Audio|Heard on: Staunton Area Public Safety
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03:4
Transcript:
00:00
Public service call,
00:01
Near Farm Draft Lane, Fishersville, County One.
00:15
Company 11, public service call,
00:18
Near Farm Draft Lane,
00:20
Near Farm Draft Lane in Fishersville.
00:23
Cush you to St.
00:24
James Road and Black Lion Lane, operate County 1, 1350.
00:49
You can clear me, HPA.
01:22
Ian Holdings LLC out of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
01:29
on a Black Ford expedition.
01:44
52,
01:46
To near Farm Draft Lane, near Farm Draft Lane, Fishersville, Crossuda, St.
01:52
James Road and Black Lion Lane.
01:55
Caller is advising that they're stuck in an elevator in the house, described it as some sort of parent wheelchair lift, stuck between the first and second floor.
02:07
The caller's husband is also in the way inside of the residence.
02:11
We'll call back with any addition.
02:12
Information.
02:18
EGC based on secondary rescue ones going to respond.
02:27
1353.
02:33
Help.
02:36
I see 111-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-123.
02:47
The ACCD unit's dispatch responding for the public service call.
02:51
Near Farm Draft Lane.
02:54
Parties called back, advise that they can cancel emergent response.
02:59
For her inside the residence, they're able to get her out now.
03:02
Do not need any additional assistance, 1354.
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Location mentioned:
Farm Draft Ln, Fishersville, VA 22939
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