Medical emergency at Virginia Tech Pritchard Hall, Blacksburg VA
Medical EmergencyA 19-year-old male at Virginia Tech's Pritchard Hall, room 1026, is conscious and breathing but has bleeding from his leg from a traumatic injury. The bleeding is not considered dangerous.
Audio|Source: Montgomery County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Virginia Tech Rescue, Alperts 1, Bleeding,
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Pritchard Hall, near Washington Street Southwest,
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Room 1026, 1026, (number withheld), 19, male, conscious breathing, upgrade B.H2Rs 1,2,100.
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1,2,100. VT PD
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1-(number withheld), can you revise your number?
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1026.1026.
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1026. 104. I'm on scene.
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TEPA.
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DT.
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EMS.
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NRV Rescue 157. NRV Rescue 157.
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That got down.
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Detersert Hall, ELS crew, 4.
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10-4[1]. In route, health response, bleeding, Pritchard Hall, room with 1026,
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19-year-old male conscious breathing,
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bleeding from his leg.
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Bleeding is traumatic,
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not dangerous.
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Responding normally, breathing normally.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Near Washington St SW, Blacksburg, VA 24061
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