Person suffers traumatic amputation near Normandy Boulevard, Jacksonville FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a person was seriously injured by a train near Normandy Boulevard in Jacksonville. The injury involved a traumatic amputation of the lower right leg. Jacksonville Fire Rescue and medical teams responded and declared a trauma alert due to the critical condition.
Audio|Heard on: Jacksonville Fire Rescue
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03:43
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 5 is in the area as well.
00:02
In the area, engine 5.
00:03
Rescue 5. Switch to Bravo 1.
00:05
Engine 7, we contacted CSX, CsX advises FECC, FEC advised that intersection.
00:13
No additional.
00:14
Yeah, it don't make that sense.
00:15
I see a train here.
00:16
I'm going to talk to the engineer.
00:19
Any knowledge.
00:20
Just units on scene right now.
00:22
Any knowledge, unit seven.
00:23
Yeah.
00:24
That's one three.
00:25
Manning knowledge.
00:26
We're going to walk this one out too we can come up with.
00:29
You know.
00:34
Engine 5, Fire Calm.
00:35
The train on scene at this intersection advise they don't know anything about the sense of it.
00:40
Fire District 22 in to rescue, 22, Chesbain, near Normandy Boulevard.
00:49
2.9.J.5, same on.
00:53
Stand by.
00:55
Band of Squad 4.
00:56
Are you still on this channel?
00:58
Do you know. Can I make it to the front of that train?
01:04
We walked as far as we could across the bridge and we couldn't see the front of it.
01:08
We can drive it though if you want us to do.
01:10
If you wouldn't mind, let's just double check the front of that train to make sure they got nothing.
01:15
Doesn't appear to be anything at this intersection.
01:17
Acknowledge, we're going out.
01:19
Squad 4, that train runs up along Dennis Street and the locomotive is about.
01:28
maybe less than a quarter mile past the prime mile form.
01:32
Hey,
01:34
I just got, Chief, I just got, it's on the FEC track,
01:38
right behind the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.
01:41
Just talking to the engineering, he's talking to the yard.
01:43
Man, 66, 4, Romeo,
01:45
Romeo, C, C, C.
01:47
Squad 4, Nogues, we're heading to location.
01:49
Hey, knowledge,
01:50
command, I'll be in Radiswell.
01:51
Be honest, command.
01:52
Hey, is anybody I want to cross these tracks? If not, we're going to let him through.
01:57
Commandant 108, if you want to go available and pick up the gunshot wound intense territory, I can.
02:06
Great knowledge.
02:07
We're having to watch.
02:08
It's available for 2.08.
02:10
108. 108. 408.
02:20
10, we're going to be available off this call.
02:23
Bailene 7.
02:24
Firecum, Res.
02:25
We're going to go available as well.
02:26
Put me on that gun shop.
02:28
Oh, you know, there's Reducsonson.
02:35
2103.
02:37
Divise the train ID,
02:39
1ABLE.
02:41
Hey, knowledge.
02:42
As soon as I get on the scene, I'll see how I can get.
02:44
You know.
02:45
No.
02:49
3, I'm seeing that.
02:50
Redwood.
02:51
Hey, you knowledge.
02:52
On scene.
02:54
Roch No. 3.
02:55
Squad 4. 2nd, 124.
02:56
Command 2.
02:57
Squad 4. Let me know if you can get a train ID when you get down there, please.
03:02
So we got a CSX train number 4-075.
03:06
I made patient contact.
03:12
Squad 4, trauma alert.
03:14
Agent 5 is on scene.
03:15
On scene 5, Acknowledge, trauma alert, squad 4.
03:20
Pressure 13.
03:21
Commandant, trauma alert.
03:22
Did you get the train ID? Affirmative command.
03:26
7.5.
03:27
I can handle with one rescue.
03:29
Affirmative, command, 4-0.
03:35
Three,
03:36
there's going to be a trauma alert,
03:39
amputation,
03:40
right lower leg.
03:42
Okay, now, that's 203, UF.
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