Fooled me on that one.
Yeah.
They'll let you move and [INAUDIBLE] like, no,
it's Twin City.
And they like cut out for a minute.
Everybody's in?
Yeah.
All right, it looks like an assault. A suspect, red bubble
coat, toward La Grange.
That's all I got.
[SIREN ON]
It just says Cherry and Central.
So basically this run, we're getting called by our police
department for an assault. Sounds like somebody's got
an injury from that assault. They're
reporting the victim has a bruise on the back of the head.
She's saying she was struck in the head three times
with a brick.
In the back of her head here, she's got a pretty good gush
of blood coming out, so.
Grab the light.
Yep.
How are you doing?
What's your name?
OK.
Do you remember everything that happened?
What happened? Can you talk to me about it?
Yeah, he--
Sounds like you were hit a couple of times.
Do you remember what he hit you with?
A brick.
It was a brick?
OK.
Do you want to go to the hospital?
Are you OK with that?
All right, I'm going to get an ambulance coming your way.
OK?
Do you remember everything that happened?
OK.
Did you know this person?
OK.
All righty.
We're going to take you right down the street here to St. V's
to get you checked out, all right?
You're doing all right.
All your vitals so far are really good, all right?
Looks like you got a little bit of blood
from the back of the head.
You might need some stitches.
They'll take a look at it further at the hospital
and get you further taken care of, OK?
Yeah, that's all I need.
OK, good.
You seeing OK?
Any, any blurred vision or anything like that?
Just feel nauseated or something.
- Just feeling nauseous? - Yeah.
OK.
I'm gonna take this off your finger, OK?
All right.
[INAUDIBLE] you say you remember everything that happened,
correct? - Yes.
OK, good.
You get a pressure on her?
I'm [INAUDIBLE].
No, I didn't, I didn't see anything.
All right, dear, try to keep just still as still, as
still as possible, OK?
Yep.
Stay as still as possible, OK?
All right, focus on some deep breaths, OK?
In through your nose, out through your mouth, all right?
We're gonna get you help, all right?
[SIREN APPROACHING]
Yes, we currently have Medic 18 en route to our location.
We're on scene with a 36-year-old female.
She's alert and oriented times four.
Chief complaint today is a headache.
She was assaulted by another person.
Did not lose consciousness, answering all questions
appropriately.
She stated she was hit with a brick to the back of the head
three separate times.
Said no loss of consciousness.
Does have a laceration to the back of the head.
No other pain or complaints.
No dizziness.
Just complaining of a headache at this time.
The bleeding is controlled.
All vitals are stable.
Medical 18's arriving on scene right now.
Do you have any further questions or orders,
with an ETA of approximately 3 to 4 minutes?
Are vitals stable?
That's affirmative.
Vitals are stable.
Answering all questions appropriately at this time.
All right, we'll see you upon arrival [INAUDIBLE]
17, OK.
You all right?
We're just counting 17 [INAUDIBLE]
[INAUDIBLE] 44.
So we ended up with one patient, minor injuries.
We'll get her in the ambulance, get her transported
to the hospital for treatment.