Man fallen outdoors with head injury in Pulaski County, Pulaski County VA
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Medical EmergencyA man was found fallen outdoors near Harlow Lane in Pulaski County, bleeding from a head injury. Law enforcement was already present due to a verbal dispute. Emergency medical services responded to treat the man, who was initially conscious but later became unconscious.
Audio|Heard on: Pulaski County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Station 1,
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Near Harlow Lane, cross street is Cook Lane.
00:05
It's going to be in reference to a male subject fallen outside, appears to be bleeding unknown injuries.
00:10
Essentials clear at 1028, M.S.
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Maine.
00:18
Go ahead.
00:20
Matt and I wonder after.
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Stand for a medic one.
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Just to make you aware, I do have law enforcement on the scene.
00:28
They were having a verbal, civil issue, but you can go and respond to the scene.
00:36
Okay.
00:41
You're going to respond to near Harlow Lane, yes, too.
00:45
Go ahead.
00:48
It's a little icy up in here, but you shouldn't have any problem.
00:53
All the law enforcement vehicles up in here, it's going to be a little tight getting you close.
01:01
Okay.
01:05
Medic 9-1, deputy on site indicating head injury, laceration bleeding.
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Okay.
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M.S. Yes, sir.
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Go ahead.
01:27
Laceration is back of the head.
01:29
Laceration is controlled.
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He's not conscious, this time.
01:31
He's out on the ground.
01:37
He was conscious.
01:41
He is not conscious at this time.
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Okay.
01:48
Central 911.
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9-1. 9-1.
01:54
I see.
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Pulaski County, VA
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