88-year-old man injured by cable at soccer field 

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Engine 25, 2 per 6. I have power lines at the Oxford Road and Boone Creek, so it's not going to work. We're going to do the Oxford soccer field. Oxford's at the soccer field. You copy? Number 6 is direct. Is that close to the town of Oxford with the normal place we land? That's correct. It is right in the heart of town. The Oxford, if you come in at the Head of Town Creek, right across the Mack, you'll see the tennis courts, and right next to those is the Copperfield. Proverasex's a direct action. Paramedic 91 if we get a quick patient update, GCS, I always had it. Troops 6 by 91, I'll be with you momentarily. 7-91, Trooper Safety. All right. I'm an 88-year-old male, constant alert-oriented. We're currently declining to eat manifestations. Three digits on the left hand. Some mutation, Google, it gets a crush injury. It's involved in a cable and fuel point. Turned vital signs BP 156, ever 78, heart rate is 94, and the sign is rhythm. So, patients breathing comfortably. Anything else. And we're clear again, patient assist. Chip from my glove. LV commands at Super 6. Command, that's all the center confirming the LZ is going to be at the Oxford soccer field. Two percent, sir. All the center is a right, Oxford soccer field for the LZ. LZ, command, it's two for six. As you come in, you'll see a couple of boat trailers parked at the north end of the field. Everything south and out is clear. To the west. Power lines 150 feet out, plenty of room. Mr. Superintendent, can you guys leave the codes out of the field? We're just going to knock them over anywhere. Okay, command is to assist. Fields can walk and clear. You are Cleveland. Sixth is correct, thank you.

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