12-year-old airlifted after football injury
A boy was flown to a hospital because he may have suffered a spine injury in a football game Saturday afternoon in Brentwood.
A boy was flown to a hospital because he may have suffered a spine injury in a football game Saturday afternoon in Brentwood.
A boy was flown to a hospital because he may have suffered a spine injury in a football game Saturday afternoon in Brentwood, a battalion chief with the East Contra Costa Fire Protection District said Sunday.
Firefighters were called at 4:09 p.m. to Liberty High School at 850 Second Street after a 12-year-old boy collided with another child, Battalion Chief Jeff Burris said.
The game was a tackle football league game.
Burris said protocol required that the boy be taken to a hospital and he was flown to the University of California at San Francisco Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland.
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