Woman unconscious with heavy bleeding near grassy drive, Fountain Inn SC
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to near Grassy Drive in Fountain Inn for a 25-year-old woman who was unconscious and bleeding heavily. The situation was reassessed as a possible stroke. A helicopter landing zone was set up at Barefoot Acres to assist with transport.
Audio|Heard on: Laurens County Fire Service
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Transcript:
00:00
Section 17, each respond to near Grassy Drive, Fountain Inn.
00:03
Unconscious, echo response.
00:10
Section 17 en route.
00:19
So we're going to think you want to go.
00:48
Station 6thair respond to near Northall Lawrence Road.
00:52
Department details the Great Port does response for hemorrhage.
00:56
Not alert, 25-year-old female violence blood.
01:14
I'm sorry to station 17, and there's responding to near Grassy Drive Fountain Inn this call has been reconfigured to a stroke showing clear evidence.
01:31
6.16 right now.
01:41
Chief 16 Central. Go ahead.
01:44
Chiefs 17 right around.
01:52
Chief 17 Central.
01:59
Did I confirm here you converted to stroke?
02:08
Affirmative, Grassy Drive has been reconfigured to a possible stroke.
02:12
We'll have an 18-minute EPA if accepted.
02:17
Acknowledgment landing zone will be at Barefoot Acres.
02:21
I will divert from Grassy Drive to Barefoot Acres.
02:36
(number withheld), (number withheld).
02:46
Laurens Central Rescue 11717s interrupt the Grassy Drive.
02:53
Sure.
03:03
Medic 3 Station 17 in reference to Grassy Drive 5 minutes 7 has accepted 18 minutes if needed.
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Location mentioned:
Grassy Dr, Fountain Inn, SC 29644
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