Child injured in trampoline accident at Stratton Mountain, Stratton VT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to near World Cup Circle, Stratton Mountain, for a 12-year-old boy injured in a trampoline accident causing leg and back injuries. An air ambulance and local rescue teams were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Windsor County Fire - South
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Transcript:
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Winhall Rescue, send an air ambulance to near World Cup Circle.
00:08
For a 12-year-old male with leg and back injury from a trampoline.
00:15
Winhall Rescue, London Air Ambulance to near World Cup Circle.
00:21
Instructions for a 12-year-old male leg and back injury from trampoline accident.
00:27
Operating on Channel 2, near Cross Street, Braeers Way.
00:34
The AFI-80-1740.
00:40
KES, my name, zero, I'm 507.
00:46
F507. We had three-tone and Aska drive to respond near the world, please.
01:02
M508, that should be off the air.
01:05
I don't want that retail.
01:07
Yeah,
01:09
They have members who are, they have some personnel, they might hear it.
01:13
It's working out right now.
01:35
On his floor, Stratton Mountain Rescue, anybody will first male to respond.
01:39
Near 20 World Cup Circle, a 12-year-old male leg and back injury from trampoline accident.
01:45
Calling for Shad Mount Rescue and available personnel to respond near 20 World Cup Circle.
01:51
Correction, 12-year-old male, leg and back injury from trampoline accident.
01:56
In top grade.
01:58
Contact 5, near Cross-street Brazier's Lake.
02:02
A.F. I.O. This is your pleasure.
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Location mentioned:
World Cup Cir, Stratton Mountain, VT 05155
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