Female injured finger while helping husband, Tipp City OH
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Medical EmergencyA female cut her finger while assisting her husband near Peters Road in Tipp City. Emergency responders were dispatched for a low-priority medical assist.
Audio|Heard on: Miami County Police, Fire and EMS - Central
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02:21
Transcript:
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Tipp City Engine 32, Tipp City Car 32, medical priority 4, medical assist,
00:06
near Peters Road, cross street of Ginghamsburg-Frederick Road and West Evanston Road,
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Engine 32,
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good.
00:32
Apparently, the reporting party stated she cut her finger as well.
00:37
She's wanted you guys to check it out.
00:39
Are you guys going to check and advise on that, or did you want the medic to go with you?
00:47
For North Dorsey, Ohio, King George Victor for 860.
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Can you readvis your plea?
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King George Victor 486.
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1853. My end of the city part,
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George Victor's rank 370, GBS 370, 3700.
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8 L.O.C.3.
01:21
Nice to say-ball.
01:24
1954, Jim's is in route, go ahead.
01:28
Okay, we didn't advise Northbound on 25A.H dot on solar lane open southbound.
01:36
Okay.
01:40
And can you send next available rollback for the John Sam Nora 7934, being John Sam Nora 7-9-3-4.
01:48
That can be signal 7, the vehicles off the road.
01:51
Okay.
01:57
Dispatch from engine station.
02:02
Me too.
02:05
Does a female party have any other?
02:10
Negative. I think she just cut her finger while she was trying to help her husband.
02:14
It happened while we were on the phone.
02:20
That's clear, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Peters Rd, Tipp City, OH 45371
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