[INAUDIBLE]
What's the call, captain?
So we're responding to a vehicle--
hit and run.
It sounds like we have a six-year-old child that
was possibly hit.
I'm not sure what we have.
Let's evaluate when we get there and see
what we're dealing with.
23.
I'm guessing-- up here.
Squad 5-2-- arrival.
I'm going to just pull up to it.
Yeah. WOMAN (ON RADIO): 1703.
[BEEP]
[INAUDIBLE] 6301-- alarm.
Squad 5-2-- patient contact.
What's going on?
Speak English?
No.
[INAUDIBLE]
[SPEAKING SPANISH]
She [INAUDIBLE].
WOMAN: A car hit her, and she has a bump on her head now.
[SPEAKING SPANISH]
Was she in the street when the car hit her
and then the car kept going?
Yeah, I guess so.
[SPEAKING SPANISH]
The car kept going?
Let's get a cervical collar.
Squad 5-2-- do you have [INAUDIBLE] en route?
[INAUDIBLE] this, man.
She got hit by a vehicle--
25, 30 miles an hour coming.
I don't know what internal injuries.
I'm going to call.
I want air 85.
She's looking to see her head?
Yeah, yeah.
She has a huge hematoma.
What I want to do is I want to call pre-alert air 85--
tell them that I want to go over there to the airport--
Pompano Airport.
I'll meet them there.
It takes them six minutes-- - Pompano Airport?
Yeah.
It's going to take them six minutes to get everything up
and running.
By that time, I can get her up and get her
over there so pre-alert air 85.
Tell them that we're going to be going to the airport.
Squad 5-2-- dispatch.
WOMAN (ON RADIO): Squad 5-2.
We're going to have pediatric trauma alert.
WOMAN (ON RADIO): Copy.
Pediatric trauma alert.
[INAUDIBLE]
Squad 5-2 to battalion 6-3.
Medic 5252 wants to go ahead and transport this patient via air.
He's going to transport them to Pompano Airport.
So [INAUDIBLE] pre-alert air 85.
MAN (ON RADIO): 10-4.
Dispatch [INAUDIBLE] pre-alert air 85 that we're
going transport to their facility to transport
to Broward General.
WOMAN (ON RADIO): [INAUDIBLE]
[HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING]