Traumatic injury at glass lane in white city, White City OR
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are assisting a 92-year-old female with a traumatic injury and heavy bleeding near Glass Lane in White City. She was found lying in blood and reluctant to call for help due to instructions from her mentally disabled son. Law enforcement is on the way to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Public Safety
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Dress 26, engine 22, priority one, traumatic injury, near Glass Lane, White City, between highway 234 and the end of the street.
00:16
(number withheld), the vehicle should be passing you shortly.
00:20
The Oregon plate of Queen Paul Frank (number withheld).
00:29
Murphy 176, have you code 3 for a traumatic injury, near Glass Lane in White City, cross of Highway 234.
00:37
This is for a 92-year-old female who was involved in some sort of traumatic injury.
00:47
The RP stating the patient has had a significant amount of hemorrhaging.
00:54
Unknown exact situation.
00:56
The patient is not responding normally.
00:57
Does normally take blood, correction, does not normally take blood thinners.
01:02
You have engine 22 en route on North County.
01:16
Control Engine 22, I copy her en route to near Glass Lane.
01:21
This was called in by the Cascade pharmacy facility.
01:26
The female called them, advised she was laying in a puddle of blood.
01:31
She refused to call an ambulance for herself due to her mentally disabled son telling her she was not able to.
01:38
We have advised law.
01:40
They are not in yet en route,
01:42
and we do not know if there is a domestic occurring at this location.
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Location mentioned:
Glass Ln, White City, OR 97503
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