- So we're going over to 40th Street
and Avenue C for a possible pedestrian struck right now.
[sirens]
So the fire department's out there already.
Looks like somebody on the ground, stretcher and bag.
- [inaudible] Yeah.
- Just deformities.
Yeah, we got a bag right there.
You speak Spanish, right?
- Yeah.
- Try to get some more.
- OK, all right.
Primarily Spanish speaking?
[speaking spanish]
- Yeah, good.
[speaking spanish]
All right.
She says that both her legs hurt.
- We got a collar, yeah.
All right.
- So we're gently going to put her on the board,
just to get her up.
- Yeah.
- And then we're going to [inaudible]
- Get her on to the stretcher and then get her off of it.
- Yes.
- The young woman here had a picture of the license plate.
- OK.
Careful with the right leg.
There's an obvious deformity to the tibia.
Tibia.
Hold on.
This is broken.
Both of this is broken.
All of this is broken.
In the truck.
Do we have any blankets, any pillow blankets, pillow
splints?
- Get her in the trunk.
- Hey, Gina, guys.
All right.
No, obvious deformity to the left, left leg.
- There are several lacerations.
OK, [speaking spanish] Can we have another [inaudible] over?
- Yeah.
It's going to be a minute.
- All right.
- Careful with this leg right here.
This is the deformed leg.
- Currently, AOS is on scene.
Female positive LSC pedestrian struck by a hit and run driver
with bilateral [inaudible].
They'll be going over to the medical center momentarily,
but all hands are working.
- Can we get somebody on the other side here?
- Yup.
You guys got the board, right?
- Ready, 1, 2, 3.
[police radio chatter]
- Right now, trying to put some padding underneath her legs.
Both legs look like they're broken.
They need more support for the bumps
on the way to the hospital so the injury doesn't get worse.
[speaking spanish]
- 46 years old.
We don't know the destination just yet, just
give us a minute.
- Off the back board? - Yeah.
- All right, let's let her up.
We're going to use the pillow to put-- can we close those doors,
please?
- Sliding up.
- Yes, we'll slide her up.
- Bleeding is controlled.
She's, overall, doing OK.
It's nothing critical at the moment,
but we do need to get over to the hospital
immediately for pain management.
We are doing the best we can to keep her comfortable
and expedite her process to the ER.