Four juveniles treated after bear spray exposure on I-64, Louisa County VA
Medical EmergencyFour juveniles in a vehicle on I-64 westbound near Exit 144 were exposed to bear spray. One juvenile had exposure in the eyes, and the others reported burning sensations on their faces.
Audio|Source: Louisa County Fire and EMS
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Fox 7644 to the sick call. I-64 westbound at the 144, Company 7-Matic sign.
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Doc 7644 for the sick call, I-64 westbound at the 144, Company 7, Medi7, Respond, 1818.
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Medi67, Rout.
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Medi-7, Rout.
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Medi-7, 18, 20.
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Louisa, squad seven with three.
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Spot 7, 1821, you need to read that.
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Negative. Come on.
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Louise's a medic seven.
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Apparently there are four juveniles in the vehicle that got their bear spray on them.
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The most severe is the one who got it in her eyes, but they're all complaining of their faces burning. Did you want me to add additional?
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We should be able to have one.
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Double.
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I-64, Virginia
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