Woman injured falling and hitting head at Winchester home, Winchester TN
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Medical EmergencyA woman at a residence near Strawberry Drive in Winchester fell and hit her head and mouth on a television. She was alone and initially could not get to the door but later unlocked it for emergency responders. She had facial bleeding but was conscious.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin County Public Safety
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Attention, party station one near Strawberry Drive. Female breathing conscious, fell, hit her head and mouth on a television.
00:10
Attention party, party station one near Strawberry Drive, time 1746.
00:21
Okay, guys at 1047 near Strawberry Drive, 6-8 year female conscious, fell hitting TV.
00:29
Hit her in the mouth and head.
00:31
She is still there.
00:35
Hold on, help is coming.
00:37
Any time for you.
00:45
Okay, 4 units responding with 17 minute ETA.
00:52
Drop.
00:55
She doesn't know if she lost consciousness. She is there alone and doors are locked.
01:00
She is going to try to get to the door.
01:02
Her face is flowing and there is blood on her hands.
01:10
Six or ten points.
01:15
Report on emergent to southern.
01:20
Copy.
01:24
Okay.
01:26
Okay, the questions, T6-6.
01:30
After this call, the patient was found with door locked.
01:35
She is trying to get to the door to unlock it; unsure if door was unlocked.
01:45
(number withheld).
01:47
Show me and her out near Strawberry Drive.
01:53
Do you have fire department who may arrive in case you can get that front door open?
01:59
She just told us that she did get the door unlocked.
02:03
All right, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Strawberry Dr, Winchester, TN 37398
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