Vehicle rolls over after hydroplaning on Big Creek Road 

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calls NVA rollover injuries, Big Creek Road, Dunlap Road and Bill. That's excellent. And if you stand by my copy roll. Okay. Oh, okay. For a party for an NVA with rollover, Big Creek Road at Dunlap Road. Callers advising the car hydroplane and flipped over, unknown injuries. That's way of it. L12 party 1 MVA with Rollover, Big Creek Road at Dunlop Road, unknown injuries. It's going to be at Honda CRV. I believe the occupant is trying to climb out the driver's side at this time for the caller. All right, so you should have to rescue 12 and right. Okay, 7-10, I'll try to make 10, I think it was at 1 of 37 north when it went to the voicemail. I can't forget just close it out and then by calls back in. rescue tolerance in route and via with entries roll over bakery road it down that room belt. We had 30-year-old male patient, conscious and breathing hydroplane enrolled. Two cents out of ten-four. Vehicle description gate was an ACV, I get a viz that was smoking. So on the CRV, that turned on a climb out of the driver's side. A minute. I'll be a zero. Central HIL-6. Well, I shouldn't come ahead. Central 6-0-4, Cigna 49, times story. ALO 6. Well, I'll not be closer to be creaking done left. You're right. AIL6, Denver. 4-0-1. 405 West Griffith Street and number two Hayward Avenue all of here at St.4 would be back tonight Central ALS 19. No more. Medics 15, ALS 19, priority one for fall time of 1941-72 ALS6 if you could be in the route into ALS 12 could advise 225 and it's the news after the new 10-50 with TIS that came in on cannon bottom and done left since what like 1-5-year-old party one for a fall is chelma-2 medic 1-5 on 2nd party 1 for a fall 101 east pond drive cross road road 67-year-old female she fell and she can't move callers advising something about she may be possibly septic Medical 1-5-pockies. Central Night 13. Centralia L6. Central L6. I should respond in to Big Creek Road and down my road until someone can advise them to get on scene. They're advised them there's at least one patient walking around holding his neck, but they can't get comfort.

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