Male subject found down near Arlen Road, possibly struck or injured; not alert but later awake., Washington County PA
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Medical EmergencyMale subject found down near Arlen Road, possibly struck or injured; not alert but later awake.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Police and Fire
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03:53
Transcript:
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General, 1695 Mr.
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Arlen road.
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Male looks like you bumped over in a white.
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He grew with one tube with wind, with windshield lighters on.
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Wait, mail.
00:11
Double.
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4.8.12, copy, as well.
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We don't have medics on this call, but...
00:27
Control all units responding to Canonsburg.
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Sound grading 69 to respond only, all the units can cancel.
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69 units to respond only 1843.
01:01
Dr. Jockey, call the update from Cesar Street, you can put us back in.
01:06
Head at 41844.
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We're calling.
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41844. The 4-Infoam.
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You call me 29.
01:35
Control, I can't be able to take them to use the amount of five.
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Lake, go ahead, close and out.
01:54
Washington,
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Washington 4-8-1 vacuum.
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Agent 4-8-1, Reg. Again 4-8-1, Reg.
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You're a nail.
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is probably wrong. It's a good road.
02:45
Keeps you quiet.
02:53
Go on with a fire department, 105, a train drive, possible electrical structure, fire, cars, melt, wire burning.
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Keyback of I, 1847.
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242. 14.
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And it's just 4-1 then on.
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Our mail is bumped over and await superman.
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Okay, you better for 7-8-1.
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Copy 7-8. Actually, please go out with this now.
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He is not alert.
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He is awake.
03:52
I'm cautious.
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