Post by HOLLYWOOD STEVE on Apr 12, 2004 22:46:24 GMT -5
DISPATCH: 04/11/04 18:20 HRS
MM116 I-81 SBL FOR A VEHICLE ACCIDENT WITH ROLLOVER WITH NO INJURIES.
FRACKVILLE F.D. AND MINERSVILLE EMS
I WAS ON THE WAY HOME FROM WORK AT LOWER ALLEN EMS (CAMPHILL) WHEN I CAME UPON THE ACCIDENT. I FOUND A 18 YO FEMALE (PASSENGER) LYING ON THE BERM OF THE ROADWAY. BYSTANDERS STATES THE GIRL WAS REMOVED FROM THE VEHICLE BY A PASSERBY AND IS KNOW COMPLAINING OF NECK AND BACK PAIN. THE VEHICLE ROLLED OVER AND WAS ON IT'S SIDE WITH NO LEAKS. I CALLED SCHUYLKILL COUNTY DISPATCH ON THE SUPERVISOR NUMBER TO GIVE THEM AN UPDATE AND CORRECT THEM THAT THERE WAS AN INJURY AND EMS WAS NEEDED (UPDATE - PATIENT WAS CLASS 3 WITH NECK PAIN) BUT THE DISPATCHER WAS VERY RUDE, TOLD ME HE DIDN'T CARE WHO I WAS AND HELP WAS ON THE WAY. I TRIED TO INFORM HIM OF THE PATIENT'S INJURIES BUT HE HANGED UP! TYPICAL SCHUYLKILL COUNTY DISPATCHER, TO BUSY! ENGINE 43-10 ARRIVED AND I GOT THE BLS BAG AND LONG BOARD OFF. WITH ASSISTANCE OF A EMT WHO WAS ALSO ONSCENE FROM MINERSVILLE, WE COLLARED THE PATIENT, TOOK VITALS, PUT HER ON O2, AND MOVED HER TO THE LONG BOARD W/ CID (PACKAGED) AMBULANCE 927 ARRIVED ONSCENE, AND WAS PLACED ON LITTER AND THEN IN THE BLS UNIT. THEN PSP RELEASED THE ENGINE-SQUAD COMPANY AND ALL UNITS LEFT THE SCENE. I CONTINUED ON TO SHAMOKIN AND VISIT WITH MY RELATIVES ON EASTER SUNDAY.
MM116 I-81 SBL FOR A VEHICLE ACCIDENT WITH ROLLOVER WITH NO INJURIES.
FRACKVILLE F.D. AND MINERSVILLE EMS
I WAS ON THE WAY HOME FROM WORK AT LOWER ALLEN EMS (CAMPHILL) WHEN I CAME UPON THE ACCIDENT. I FOUND A 18 YO FEMALE (PASSENGER) LYING ON THE BERM OF THE ROADWAY. BYSTANDERS STATES THE GIRL WAS REMOVED FROM THE VEHICLE BY A PASSERBY AND IS KNOW COMPLAINING OF NECK AND BACK PAIN. THE VEHICLE ROLLED OVER AND WAS ON IT'S SIDE WITH NO LEAKS. I CALLED SCHUYLKILL COUNTY DISPATCH ON THE SUPERVISOR NUMBER TO GIVE THEM AN UPDATE AND CORRECT THEM THAT THERE WAS AN INJURY AND EMS WAS NEEDED (UPDATE - PATIENT WAS CLASS 3 WITH NECK PAIN) BUT THE DISPATCHER WAS VERY RUDE, TOLD ME HE DIDN'T CARE WHO I WAS AND HELP WAS ON THE WAY. I TRIED TO INFORM HIM OF THE PATIENT'S INJURIES BUT HE HANGED UP! TYPICAL SCHUYLKILL COUNTY DISPATCHER, TO BUSY! ENGINE 43-10 ARRIVED AND I GOT THE BLS BAG AND LONG BOARD OFF. WITH ASSISTANCE OF A EMT WHO WAS ALSO ONSCENE FROM MINERSVILLE, WE COLLARED THE PATIENT, TOOK VITALS, PUT HER ON O2, AND MOVED HER TO THE LONG BOARD W/ CID (PACKAGED) AMBULANCE 927 ARRIVED ONSCENE, AND WAS PLACED ON LITTER AND THEN IN THE BLS UNIT. THEN PSP RELEASED THE ENGINE-SQUAD COMPANY AND ALL UNITS LEFT THE SCENE. I CONTINUED ON TO SHAMOKIN AND VISIT WITH MY RELATIVES ON EASTER SUNDAY.