72-year-old woman with head injury at S 76th St and Marshall Rd, Superior CO
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Medical EmergencyFire and rescue units responded to near South 76th Street and Marshall Road. A 72-year-old woman suffered a head injury and is awaiting transport by ambulance.
Audio|Heard on: Boulder County Sheriff and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:46
Transcript:
00:00
This will be Stickney Command. We'll be making patient contact.
00:05
Copy a Shire on scene, the Stickney Command at 1540.
00:22
Lincoln 60.
00:25
David Victor King, Zebrae 9-1, 27 Basin.
00:36
1542.
00:39
450.4-0-50.
00:46
Multiple units 450, got you clear out of the unit.
00:50
6333-2. Go ahead.
00:54
I'm Edward, Sam, Edward,
00:56
Lincoln, Lincoln for Union.
00:58
It's going to be Marshall Road and South 76th.
01:05
Can you go with that plate again? I've got the Sam, Edward, Lincoln, Lincoln for you.
01:11
William, Edward, Sam,
01:13
Edward Lincoln for Union.
01:15
Copy.
01:19
633, clear warning.
01:26
1545.
01:31
640, clear my special, Andy Watch, good night.
01:35
640, good night, and 1545.
01:43
InJPontz, good night. InJPontz, good night.
01:47
Engine 528.28.
01:50
Can you tell me in service?
01:57
1546.
02:01
Okay.
02:07
Invo, command.
02:15
Last year you're on Toney Fire.
02:22
Look at 90, sending you a dog in custody at Steve's Samaritan.
02:28
Thank you many Tom.
02:29
Bowe command or Stickney command?
02:33
1547.
02:37
That's Dickney Command, sorry.
02:39
We have a patient update, a 72-year-old female with head trauma,
02:43
be transferring.
02:44
Not sure on transportation yet.
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Location mentioned:
S 76th St & Marshall Rd, Superior, CO 80027
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