Rescue teams respond to cliffside medical emergency near lookout, Virginia MN
Medical EmergencyRescue teams are responding to a medical emergency on a cliff near Old Town lookout in Virginia. There is one patient down the cliff and possible a second patient. Access to the patients is difficult, and rescue efforts involve coordination by boat and on foot to reach and assist them.
Audio|Source: North St. Louis County Sheriff, Fire and Roads
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Transcript:
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St. Louis from Warfire.
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Go ahead.
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You can show us at the landing, in the boat, heading to get the patient.
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10-4[1].
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To Virginia TAC, then.
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So if Iso reporting party did say they were partially done with us to try to get to the patient and have an issue to getting back up to stop as well.
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Copy any future people try to get down there and have them this whole lot. I don't know we affect here.
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Hey Louis, I'm Virginia, have a time-line.
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Go ahead.
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Also, can we get a working channel and 452 has Look, I'll come in.
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Hey, Louis, I was choosing, road.
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For I will, Virginia, I will assign F.E.5.
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Copy, yeah.
01:15
Possibly have two patients. Is that a total? Total of two?
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Okay.
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Is injured that all...
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...quest or...
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Copy.
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If you have contact, if them have them just stay flat.
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10-4[1].
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St. Louis, Massachusetts on scene.
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1644.
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Virginia on St. Louis. You can put me all on that medical.
01:56
Any chance, do you guys have a more accurate location from the caller?
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The best we have is that it was on a cliff near a access to a lookout called Old Town.
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I'll see if the call taker can put the exact coordinates that they have into the call, but it's kind of in the middle of a wooded area.
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That's 10-4[1]. If you can give us a reference, if it's north or south of that overlooked, you can see where it's that on the map.
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Our map doesn't show us where exactly the overlook itself is. It'll be north from the access that the call was at, but I'll have the call taker put the coordinates in the call.
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Ten, four. If you're able to get the RP back on the phone, you ask them the call off there or the water.
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10-4[1]. It sounds like he's yelling because of his professional, so they might be making contact with him shortly as the channel.
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10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Virginia, MN
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