Emergency teams rush to assist elderly man with severe back pain in Hillsville, Hillsville VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to assist a 66-year-old man with severe back pain and breathing difficulty near Pine St, prompting coordinated transport efforts from multiple medic and fire units.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll County Public Safety and Galax City Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
At 3-9, building number 3 for a 66-year-old male, spreading difficulty pains in the back.
00:11
1,2002.
00:18
Go ahead, 1200s.
00:23
I could tell it's 14.
00:30
Negative, I'm now at Hillsville Station 1, I was at your station,
00:35
and I came over here.
00:40
Ten, four, I'm going to need a crew picked up and take him back to the station.
00:45
From the old Camper Law right there on Chances Creek,
00:49
are you familiar?
00:52
Ten, four, I'm on my way.
00:56
10.4, thank you.
01:00
1273 should already be at exit 8 and 76 is already on route to exit 8 if you need to keep from medic sticks driving in the condition.
01:12
All right, if you have a lot to take care of that they're here with me now,
01:17
six and six and stay available by six to one.
01:24
Copy that cancel for medic 6.
01:29
Seventy-6, 1200.
01:36
He's on Hill full fire.
01:48
Go ahead.
01:56
Atlantic 76, 1200.
02:03
76.
02:05
They advised we're staging at Exit 8.
02:11
Popper staging at Exit 8, thank you.
02:15
Medic 2, on scene, stern ridge.
02:21
Copy, Nick 2807.
02:23
Comptade 407.
02:28
Comptade 4.
02:33
More, go ahead.
02:37
We're going to be clear.
02:49
3-in-roats Twin County, Lucy.
02:55
Transport into relay.
02:57
Two-based loading.
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Location mentioned:
Pine St, Hillsville, VA 24343
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