Traffic accident with two injured children near Crowder Road, Mead OK
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TrafficA traffic accident occurred near Crowder Road involving two children, a 5-year-old boy and a 6-year-old girl. Both were conscious and walking. The boy complained of neck pain related to his seatbelt. EMS was requested to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Bryan County Fire Departments
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03:12
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 9. We have two pediatrics, one H5-1H7, requesting EMS.
00:05
Check them out.
00:09
Please.
00:15
Naturally 7, we're coming soon.
00:18
Naturally 7, go ahead.
00:21
Meek 26 actually generalizing for bargain.
00:26
HomeHam.
00:29
Clear.
00:32
20 UMS. Stay by phone.
00:50
319 clear
00:53
Go ahead. Is that report near Crowder Road?
01:00
Seek had notes for more details.
01:06
And then...
01:11
...in if that report near Crowder Road, see CAD notes for details.
01:17
Yes.
01:22
A minute 67, we shot and out to lights.
01:27
3C8.
01:30
That's the one good.
01:34
Ashley one clear.
01:41
Middick 65 columns in her shorts and out.
01:45
Recease.
02:00
Tom, send a Rescue 9.
02:05
Go ahead. Six-time, right.
02:11
What EMS unit was en route?
02:16
65's in route.
02:18
Hey, thank you.
02:24
Please, thank you.
02:25
Nice tonight.
02:31
Climsonnetics 65.
02:34
Go ahead.
02:37
Are you back on Stamoremore?
02:41
Free safety.
02:47
Medic 625 for SC9.
02:52
You'll add for 65.
02:55
625, you're going to have two patients,
02:58
one 5-year-old male, one 6-year-old female,
03:01
both are AO4GCS 15, I've been walking,
03:04
5-year-old male complaint of neck pain with a seatbelt problem.
03:08
Recease.
03:11
Recease.
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Location mentioned:
Crowder Rd, Mead, OK 73449
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