Man falls from bar stool with head injury, Mercersburg PA
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Medical EmergencyA seventy-year-old man fell off a bar stool inside Stoner's Tavern near North Main Street. He struck his head and had difficulty breathing. Emergency responders were called to assist.
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Mercersburg near North Main Street, Stoner's Tavern on the Square, fall victim, class 1 response, Box area 9-901.
00:07
Animal Company 9, Medic 2341, has been alerted, Hobs 2, (number withheld).
00:15
Anyone else 1st, 911, 9-19, respondent.
00:18
Hamiltz, 9, 9, off-2, (number withheld).
00:25
He is not alert.
00:28
He had an accidental ground-level fall.
00:31
He did strike his head and has shaking like symptoms.
00:35
(number withheld).
00:37
Medic 2341's responding.
00:43
Medic 2341 Ops 2.
00:59
Burtamersburg, 67, West Catherine Street, Cross Street, Black Avenue.
01:04
Fire alarm, Box area 1-2.
01:07
Engine 1, 2, Tower 1, Ops, 3.
01:11
Burt,
01:18
Chambersburg, 67, West Catherine Street, Cross Street, Black Avenue, Fire alarm, Box area 1-2.
01:23
Engine 1-2, Tower 1 has been alerted.
01:26
It's 3, 16, 55.
01:29
Agent 1, 2,
01:31
Office 3, (number withheld).
01:34
Enable sign, I'm out of 23, 41, 5.
01:42
Connecticut 2341.
01:43
It's near North Main Street at Stoner's Tavern on the Square.
01:46
Seventy-year-old male.
01:48
He was conscious in breathing.
01:50
He fell off a bar stool and struck his head.
01:53
He was going to be inside the tavern at the bar is having difficulty breathing.
02:00
(number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
N Main St, Mercersburg, PA 17236
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