Edmonds
May 11
Firefighters and medics responded to a call concerning a man who had fallen approximately 14 feet to the rocks below the west side of the railroad tracks near Casper St. and Sunset Ave. N. The victim sustained a serious head injury, abrasions and possible internal injuries. He was treated and taken Harborview Medical Center.
Medics were called to Edmonds Stadium where a fight occurred during a soccer game. One player suffered neck, spinal abdominal and hip pain after being kicked while on the ground. Two other players suffered minor injuries.
Medics responded to a two-car collision in the 7900 block of Ballinger Way. One driver suffered neck, shoulder and chest pains and was put on a backboard and taken to Harborview Medical Center. The other driver also suffered injuries and was taken to Northwest Hospital.
Medics responded to 10 other calls during the day.
May 10
Medics responded to eight calls, including assisting a driver who apparently swerved off the road in the 8800 block of Bowdoin Way, hit some mailboxes with the vehicle rolling over. The driver refused to go to a hospital.
May 9
Medics answered four calls during the day.
May 8
Medics responded to 10 calls, seven of which required taking people to Stevens Hospital.
May 7
Firefighters responded to a brush fire near the railroad tracks in the 8100 block of Talbot Road. The fire, apparently caused by a spark from a passing train, was extinguished.
Medics responded to 10 calls, including treating a 14-year-old who fell off a bicycle after hitting a garbage can. The victim was treated for multiple injuries and taken to Stevens Hospital.
May 6
Medics responded to 10 calls, including a two-car, t-bone accident in the 24000 block of Hwy. 99. One driver was treated, put on a backboard and taken to Stevens Hospital.
May 5
Medics responded to seven calls.
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