SATURDAY 10th MAY (0655hours)
An early morning call to assist Yorkshire Ambulance Service(YAS) with an unresponsive casualty near to Faulkners Seat on Cleveland Way.
Both Land Rovers and team members in their vehicles were deployed to Lordstones Country Park.
At the casualty site, the medics on scene assessed the casualty who was now responsive. Following a period of time, the person was capable of standing with support. The decision was taken to put the person in the rescue stretcher and carry them the 600m to the base of the hill where a waiting Land Rover transferred them to the ambulance at Lordstones.
We wish the casualty a speedy recovery.
20 team members were involved for approx 2.5 hours.
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FOURTH CALL-OUT IN 4 DAYS
CALL-OUT No. 24
SUNDAY 11th MAY (1610 hours)
The Team was contacted by North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) to assist an ambulance crew dealing with an injured mountain biker in Guisborough Woods.
The two Land Rovers and other team members in their own vehicles headed to Silverton Road, Guisborough.. Once at the RV, one Rover proceeded to the casualty site in the woods, with the equipment required to transfer the casualty down to the ambulance . The person was treated by the NEAS crew and then packaged in a casualty bag on the rescue stretcher by the team members. The casualty was wheeled approximately 500m to the waiting ambulance.
We wish the casualty a speedy recovery
20 team members were involved for about 1.5 hours
Thanks again , I’ve donated I’ve had a couple of near misse but hope I never need you ! Please donate , could be anyone of us anytime , MR should be a paid job ! Just as vital as the other emergency services
Omg I've been up there all day to hope injured person is ok and well done the the services for there excellent work xxxxx
Well done to you all, hope the casualty makes a speedy recovery.
Thank you so much for all your help. You guys were amazing xxxx
Nicola Smith
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