Dog bite causes lacerations on 15th street, Niagara Falls NY
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Medical EmergencyA person was bitten by a dog near 15th Street in Niagara Falls. The victim suffered lacerations and the bleeding was controlled. Emergency services and fire personnel responded, and the dog was secured.
Audio|Heard on: Niagara County Public Safety
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Okay,
00:01
Right now, a dog's a cure.
00:07
Can you start AMR out this way for a dog bite near 15th Street?
00:11
No.
00:15
PC1 is a bleeding control.
00:18
29-925-drop.
00:21
DC1 repeat, please.
00:23
Is the bleeding control? 29-9, cut.
00:28
Pia, that's affirmative.
00:31
I'm gonna root to join orange with paramount.
00:36
10?
00:38
This is a rip to show down with the MS 10.
00:47
181, Connie.
00:48
You can show me all.
00:50
Truck 1, 639 near 15th Street for the lacerations from a dog bite.
00:55
Dog is secure, PDA3.
00:58
Headboard, 1881.
00:59
A detain White, County.
01:07
NT208. NT208.
01:11
United has that vehicle.
01:12
I'll be clear code one with an impound report.
01:16
TEMPOR.
01:18
Niagara County Fire Control.
01:22
NGARCAN, go ahead.
01:26
Any update from Twin City?
01:30
Nagin if I will give them a call.
01:33
Thank you.
01:39
Radio truck one.
01:40
Per PD, the bleeding is controlled at this time.
01:45
Truck one, copy.
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Location mentioned:
15th St, Niagara Falls, NY 14301
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