On Thursday at approximately 1530 hours Mini-Pumper 545 called on the air to do some drivers training.nbsp As they were cruisin down Bulle Rock Parkway they noticed a vehicle overturned in a ditch however the vehicle was not occupied.nbsp It was then noticed that the windshield of the vehicle had been kicked out and there was a trail of blood leading to a nearby cornfield.nbsp Mini-Pumper 545 advised of their location to dispatchnbspand the 10-50 PI with rollover was alerted.nbsp Engine 515 and Rescue 551 called enroute shortly after alert.nbsp Captain 5-5 established command andnbspadvised dispatch to hold the response to Engine 515 amp the Mini-Pumper.nbsp After Engine 515s arrival crews began canvasing the area for a possibly injured subject.nbsp Shortly after command requested Tower 531 to make their response to give an aerial view of the field.nbsp Tower 5 called enroute immediately and arrived shortly after.nbsp The crew from the Tower set up and began scanning the field.nbsp After some time the patient was finally located by Havre de Grace Police.nbsp Command then requested aviation to the scene due to the extent of the patients injuries.nbsp Trooper 1 arrived shortly after and the patient was then airlifted to a Baltimore area Trauma Center.nbsp Hose Company crews remained on scene for a short time after and then cleared.nbsp Captain 5-5 Pentz had the Bulle Rock Parkway Command.
