Child bleeding after head injury near Densmore Road home

Heard on: Morgan County Fire Net Radio

01:42

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Tri County Trauma Bravo, (number withheld) Densmore Road, been (number withheld) male that hit his head on a door and subject is bleeding.

00:20

Attention Ebenezer, poisoning Charlie, (number withheld) Homestead Road.

00:26

We have two patients, one's a 28-year-old female.

00:28

Both parties are conscious and breathing.

00:32

Have they inhaled

00:35

bug spray?

00:41

Ebenezer, SR1 en route, two on board.

00:45

SR1 en route, two on board, (number withheld) Homestead.

00:54

Truck County 25 en route.

00:57

25 en route, (number withheld), 10-4.

01:05

Truck County 4 at the station.

01:09

4 en route, safe.

01:15

Truck County 25 will be en route to the station as well.

01:20

10-4.

01:25

Truck County One, Central.

01:29

Truck County One.

01:32

Central, can you repeat that call for me? I'm sorry, I was away from the radio.

01:37

10-4, (number withheld) Densmore, being an (number withheld) male that hit his head on a door.

8/29/2026 02:00 PM

Medical Emergency

Densmore Rd, Joppa, AL 35087

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reported a medical call near Densmore Road involving a juvenile with a head injury and bleeding. Radio traffic also mentioned a separate potential poisoning incident near Homestead Road with two patients, including an adult female, possibly related to bug spray exposure.