Man injured after fall near Red Pump Elementary School woods, Bel Air MD
Medical EmergencyA 21-year-old man walking near Red Pump Elementary School fell and injured his back and leg. He had walked about a mile on the red trail in the woods and was using his Apple Watch to help rescuers find him. Emergency crews are responding.
Audio|Source: Harford County Public Safety
02:30
Transcript:
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Medical Box 358-2, Medics 31 Fall,
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(number withheld), near Timberley Drive, operates on EMS-12-562.
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Continue. 2-24, 224, same-2.
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Battalion Chief 17-2 en route to the fall.
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Battalion Chief 172 en route 1256.
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The Italian Chief 172 enrol 1256. Thank you very fourth for out.
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Mediq 31, around 1256.
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Mediq 31, Battalion, G2, pot response for a 21-year-old male, fall with back and leg injury.
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The patient entered the woods around Red Pump Elementary School and followed the red trail, but walked about a mile.
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He's using his Apple Wash to clock that, and the call taker is going to keep him on the line until he's located 224, Level 4, 388, Level 2.
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You know how far into the woods he is?
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Mountain 358-2, Company 13 responds UGV-13 for a fall.
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On the Red Trail, (number withheld), near Timberley Drive, between V-Tree, cord, and Graftage operators, operation of EMS-158.
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Chief 3-1 is around Timberley Drive.
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Chief 3-1 are out 1250, not.
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Medicaid agent. Medicaid 31259.
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Medicaid.
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He was a route to the fall on Timberley Drive.
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All we know is the caller stated he followed the Red Trail and entered around Red Pump Elementary School.
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He's using his Apple Watch to clock that he walked about a mile, then tripped and fell and rolled pretty far down a hill.
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Location mentioned:
Near Red Pump Rd, Bel Air, MD 21014
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