Man passes out en route to fire station for treatment after he crashes his motorcycle | Maple Valley Fire and Safety blotter
Published 10:26 am Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Maple Valley Fire and Safety blotter June 20-26
Fires: 1
Emergency Medical Services: 25
Motor Vehicle Accidents: 5
Hazardous Conditions: 1
Service Calls: 6
Good Intent Calls: 8
False Alarm & False Calls: 2
Rupture/Explosion: 1
Total: 49
MAPLE VALLEY
June 20
ACCIDENT: 27600 block of SE 208th Street. Maple Valley Fire & Life Safety and King County Paramedics responded to an off-road accident when a male motorcyclist crashed motorcycle. His friends called 9-1-1 and then proceeded to take him to the nearest fire station in Hobart. The patient reportedly lost consciousness. Firefighters and paramedics met them at the station, treated the patient and then transported him to Tahoma Middle School, where he was airlifted to a local trauma center.
June 24
ACCIDENT: Highway 18 near at 244th Avenue Southeast. Paramedics and firefighters were dispatched to a single vehicle accident. Upon arrival they found a pick-up truck high-centered on the guardrail. The vehicle appeared to have been rear swiped by another vehicle, causing the pick-up truck driver to lose control, cross the median and come to rest on top of the guardrail. No one was reported injured.
