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Approximately 2am, Tobin was coming downstairs alongside Pheonix from their room. Tobin lost balance on staircase, and then tripped. At this time, Pheonix tried to help Tobin regain her balance, but unsuccessful. At this time, Tobin struggled to catch grip using both hands, as a result of this, her left index finger got broken. Writer instantly called 911 requested for EMS. While waiting for EMS, writer asked Tobin if they were planning to go somewhere before the incident, she told writer that, they were going to Metro to get a drink. Approximately 2:15am, EMS with trust #935 arrived on site. EMS took Tobin to Sunnybrook Hospital, and Pheonix went with her.
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