As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a home near Bunker Hill Road in Wilmot for a reported 84-year-old woman who was conscious and breathing after a fall.

84-year-old woman conscious after fall in Wilmot

You want an ambulance? Stand by for Medcon woman. Stand by for Medcon woman. 10-4, 911, ambulance, Wilmot Fire, respond in Wilmot. (number withheld) Bunker Hill Road for 84-year-old female, conscious breathing, experienced a fall, alpha level. Again, 10-4, 911, ambulance, Wilmot Fire, respond in Wilmot. (number withheld) Bunker Hill Road for 84-year-old female, conscious breathing, experienced a fall, alpha level. 10-4. Fire alarm, ambulance six. Ambulance six. Responding to Wilmot. Ambulance six responding. Fire alarm, woman F two responding. Woman F two responding.

You want an ambulance? Stand by for Medcon woman.

10-4, 911, ambulance, Wilmot Fire, respond in Wilmot.

(number withheld) Bunker Hill Road for 84-year-old female, conscious breathing, experienced a fall, alpha level.

Again, 10-4, 911, ambulance, Wilmot Fire, respond in Wilmot.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a single-vehicle crash near North Wilmot Road in Wilmot, where a vehicle reportedly struck a rock. Injuries are unknown, but EMS is en route for possible injuries. A passerby reported the crash and suspected the driver may be under the influence, with occupants possibly passing items back and forth.

Single-car crash with suspected impaired driver

We have a collision reported up in Wilmot, (number withheld) North Wilmot Road. Single vehicle versus a rock, unknown injury, possible airbag deployment. The 88, who I believe may be, have reported it. Believes the driver may be under the influence. That has transport capability started this way as well in case they are. Ten five. Copy, I'll be in route after I clear the 30 . Ten five. Thirteen, have we confirmed that Wilmot's not working? I'll give a call to New London and verify. Ten five. Five 493429 copy. Headquarters 413 . Four one three, Wilmot is off duty about 10-15 minutes ago, so we are on for them. EMS is en route for possible injuries. Eighty eight is a passerby that witnessed the incident. And suspects that the operator may be intoxicated, and something strange going on with the operator and the passenger passing things back and forth, possibly trying to hide.

We have a collision reported up in Wilmot, (number withheld) North Wilmot Road.

Single vehicle versus a rock, unknown injury, possible airbag deployment.

The 88, who I believe may be, have reported it.

Believes the driver may be under the influence.

That has transport capability started this way as well in case they are.

Copy, I'll be in route after I clear the 30 .

Thirteen, have we confirmed that Wilmot's not working?

I'll give a call to New London and verify.

Four one three, Wilmot is off duty about 10-15 minutes ago, so we are on for them.

Eighty eight is a passerby that witnessed the incident.

And suspects that the operator may be intoxicated, and something strange going on with the operator and the passenger passing things back and forth, possibly trying to hide.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a single-vehicle crash near North Wilmot Road in Wilmot after the vehicle reportedly struck a rock or boulder. Airbags deployed, and the caller later reported no visible injuries, though possible driver impairment was mentioned. Ambulance, fire, rescue, and state police units were dispatched.

Single-car crash into rock on North Wilmot Road

<nospeech> This tone is for New London ambulance, Wilmot fire to respond in Wilmot in the area of (number withheld) North Wilmot Road for a single vehicle versus a rock. Unknown injury, possible. I'm sorry, positive airbag deployment. Again, this tone is for New London ambulance, Wilmot fire to respond in Wilmot in the area of (number withheld) North Wilmot Road for a single vehicle hit a rock boulder. Unknown injury, positive airbag deployment. Time of tone is 1609. Fire alarm, hold on, C1, responding to the station. Ambulance 6 is responding. Ambulance 6 responding, 1611. Car alarm, Wilmot Utility One. Wilmot Utility One. 21 with two. 21 responding with two, 1660. Fire alarm, Wilmot Rescue en route with two. Wilmot Rescue en route with two, 1660. Fire alarm, Wilmot Engine One responding. Wilmot Engine One responding, 1617. Fire alarm to responding units en route to Wilmot. SP is advising that the caller is reporting no signs of injury, however, possible impairment. State police is also en route.

This tone is for New London ambulance, Wilmot fire to respond in Wilmot in the area of (number withheld) North Wilmot Road for a single vehicle versus a rock.

Again, this tone is for New London ambulance, Wilmot fire to respond in Wilmot in the area of (number withheld) North Wilmot Road for a single vehicle hit a rock boulder.

Unknown injury, positive airbag deployment.

Fire alarm, hold on, C1, responding to the station.

Fire alarm, Wilmot Rescue en route with two.

Fire alarm, Wilmot Engine One responding.

Fire alarm to responding units en route to Wilmot.

SP is advising that the caller is reporting no signs of injury, however, possible impairment.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire and ambulance crews were dispatched to a location near Route 4A in Wilmot for a 77-year-old man with a possible stroke and left-sided weakness.

77-year-old man with left-sided weakness at Route 4A

Calling for Wilmot Fire and Wilmot Ambulance 1. You guys respond to (number withheld) Route 4A in Wilmot, just past Pedrick Road on the right. Delta level, correction, Charlie level call. 77 year old male, conscious and breathing, possible stroke. Again, tone for Wilmot Fire and the one in ambulance. (number withheld) Route 4A in Wilmot, just past Pedrick Road on the right. Charlie level call, 77 year old male, possible stroke. Time of your. Two forty-three. You're calling fire alarm. Go ahead. You're low volume. Ambulance two, you're responding. Correct. Correct. Received. Patient is experiencing left-sided weakness.

Calling for Wilmot Fire and Wilmot Ambulance 1.

You guys respond to (number withheld) Route 4A in Wilmot, just past Pedrick Road on the right.

Delta level, correction, Charlie level call.

77 year old male, conscious and breathing, possible stroke.

Again, tone for Wilmot Fire and the one in ambulance.

(number withheld) Route 4A in Wilmot, just past Pedrick Road on the right.

Charlie level call, 77 year old male, possible stroke.

Received. Patient is experiencing left-sided weakness.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a possible unknown medical or checkup call at a residence on Hobbs Hill Road, with units directed to meet police. A fire alarm is also reported sounding during the same incident, and a possible second location is mentioned.

Unknown medical checkup near Hobbs Hill Road in Wilmot

(number withheld) Hobbs Hill Road, meet your police. Unknown medical, some sort of checkup. Fire alarm is dearing. (number withheld) Hobbs Hill Road, meet your police. Unknown medical, checkup. Tubbs Hill Road, Grace Hill Road, front (number withheld).

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