79-year-old man falls with possible head injury in Georgetown, Georgetown IL
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a 79-year-old man who fell near West 7th Street in Georgetown. The man, weighing approximately 400 pounds, may have suffered a head injury.
Audio|Heard on: Vermilion County, Rossville, Hoopeston and Danville Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Georgetown, Amelt, near West 7th Street, medical alarm, 79-year-old male has fallen.
00:05
George, Annelt, near West 7th Street, for the 79-year-old is following,
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across the parking dead end,
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0-0-0.
00:24
TAMS-5-104 is for information, though.
00:27
There is just...
00:28
...larger stature approximately 400 pounds.
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104.
00:40
Go ahead and dispatch the Georgetown fire as well, please.
00:59
0.5-7-3. And call arms 790 a mountain to fall, and he's of one-year-statured.
01:05
Doorstown fire is near West 7th Street, it's requested the ambulance route.
01:09
There is just for a 79-year-old male who fell.
01:11
He's approximately 400 pounds across the park in the dead end,
01:15
midnight, 02.2.
01:22
Aim 3, 5'1-800-2.
01:29
Jeff. Joe.
01:41
Georgetown Fire second page requested the Hamilton route.
01:44
Near West 7th Street.
01:47
They're toned for a larger stature male that fell, an injury.
01:50
Georgetown Fire second page, near West 7th Street, George Stanylton on the scene.
01:55
They're toned for a...
01:57
79-year-old male in fall.
02:00
I'll show the head injury.
02:01
Second time in 905.
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Location mentioned:
W 7th St, Georgetown, IL 61846
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