Single vehicle rollover accident causes serious injuries, Troup County GA
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TrafficA single vehicle rolled over near John Sullivan Road and Hamilton Road. One patient had neck, head, and back injuries, and became unconscious while responders were on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Peach County Fire
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
To the station in water, I can't return to (number withheld).
00:06
(number withheld) roads.
00:08
It's across John Sullivan Road and Hamilton Road.
00:12
They report an accident.
00:19
It looks like the vehicle flipped over.
00:22
It is a single vehicle.
00:26
All right, we'll be clear.
00:30
Officer, we'll be clear. All right. Before, Central, what is the exact location?
00:34
1050?
00:47
I'm not sure, never mind I'm not seeing anything at this time to investigate.
00:56
The vehicle is upright at this time, I'm doing patient assessment.
01:07
It's just one vehicle.
01:12
David, just block this road, please, on my side,
01:16
on the left side.
01:23
Now, of course, that will be a base.
01:26
I have one patient complaining of neck and head injuries.
01:30
The patient is conscious at this time.
01:38
He also complains of back pain and leg pain.
01:44
We're calling for additional aid at this time.
01:55
Central,
02:02
advise EMS patient is now unconscious.
02:06
The vehicle did roll over.
02:10
All right.
02:16
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02:25
Agent Warn, just come up and pull up from side the vehicle.
02:29
Engine 1 is clear.
02:30
Central from Engine 1.
02:31
Show us on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Hamilton Rd, Georgia
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