Man injured in fall at near Adams St, Yorkville IL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 78-year-old man fell near Adams Street and was alert and breathing normally. He had a leg injury with bleeding that was controlled. Additional fire engine was requested for manpower assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Kendall County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Bristol-Kendall Fire still tones for a fall at near Adams Street.
00:03
Brick and the Fire still tones for a fall, near Adams Street.
00:07
Cross-Aband, MN, Madison Street.
00:09
Medic 141, you're due.
00:16
141 is en route.
00:18
Mr. 3.
00:19
P-Ewee-Hi-Vee...
00:24
...their...
00:35
Brick on the fire, Oswego Fire, full still tones for an odor inside.
00:39
2282 Emerald Lane.
00:41
Brick on the fire, Oswego Fire, Stiltones for an odor inside at 2282 Emerald Lane.
00:46
Cross the Siena Drive,
00:49
engine 122, Battalion 1, Medic 142, and a Sudo truck one year due.
00:59
41 responding to the fall to the still pounds at near Adam Street.
01:04
It's gonna be a 78-year-old male alert and talking breathing normally.
01:09
Looks like there is a dash to the leg and they have the bleeding control that's wrapped.
01:17
Can count from 141.
01:22
141, go ahead.
01:25
You can put us on scene and can you dispatch an engine to our location for manpower?
01:30
Kathy.
01:49
Pursicle fire, full full full tones, manpower needed with an engine to near Adams Street.
01:54
Fiscalconnell fire, full still tones, engine needed for manpower at near Adams Street.
01:58
Cross of West Badham, and it was Madison.
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Location mentioned:
Adams St, Yorkville, IL 60560
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