Two medical emergencies: man with mental health and bike injury 

Transcript:
Springfield fire down the year on the air for medical at 7959 daily road, 7959 daily road. That's section 17 northeast with the cross of Clark. Deputy (name withheld), requesting for a 31-year-old male with mental health issues, requesting a mental legal patient on a Sunday, 2011-14. Simple, that's current for Lieutenant 1 en route with 1 medic at 21-15. Sprangful dispatchal Dispatch, Lieutenant 2, go ahead. Lieutenant 2, responding. Copy and after 1-1-15. Thank you, 1C1 to dispatch. Chief, one, go ahead. I'm out. Copy. The dispatcher dispatch. Okay, brother three and roll. Copy and row at 2160. Okay. If you want to hold a quarter, we can handle it. We can handle it. Did any crew, 530. Brandon, did that's from Alpha 4? Key 1-1-1-2-8-2-2-2-2-E2-2-1-8-2-1-Haven-Clear. 2-1-2-8-2-1-Havent 2-1-8-1-Cle CLEARC. On 7-1-E-2-1-7. Coming outside in front of this address, if a male who fell off his bike and hit his head, as a nurse with the patient, your time of tone is 21-17. You can clear it's clear from clearing. You can clear the Air Force Poplar. Wraudely, clearing off me from Poppercourt at 2117 at 217-Haven out. Radio Refugee is responding, 21282 East Glenhaven Circle, and that section 35 to out of the roadway in front of this address now who fell off his head to the nurse with the patient at 2117. Radio ALSM 10. 2118.

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