Another injury has been reported at the Colorado Planned Parenthood that was allegedly responsible for the death of a teenage girl in 2025.

Key Takeaways:

• On July 9, Planned Parenthood in Fort Collins, Colorado, called 911 for a patient who was "hemorrhaging."

• Coding from the 911 calls indicate it was a serious event that required a second ambulance stocked with blood for a potential transfusion.

• There are at least five other incidences of this same Planned Parenthood calling 911 this year alone.

• In 2025, an 18-year-old died after undergoing a 22-week abortion at the same facility.

The Details:

According to the pro-life watchdog group, Operation Rescue, on July 9, an ambulance was called to the Planned Parenthood in Fort Collins, Colorado, for a 29-year-old woman suffering an emergency. The 911 records obtained by Operation Rescue reveal that the woman was "hemorrhaging."

Though the records were heavily redacted, Operation Rescue reported that it showed a code of "21B01M," which it says is an indication of a "possibly dangerous hemorrhage."

Emergency service personnel coded the call as "Bravo Medical" and requested adding "blood," which Operation Rescue reports to mean "sending a second ambulance stocked with adequate amounts of blood, likely for a possible transfusion."

Why It Matters:

The abortion industry claims that abortion is safe, but the 911 records prove otherwise, and this particular Planned Parenthood has botched countless abortions, putting women in danger. It has called 911 several times just this year, including on:

• January 29: 30-year-old woman with "heavy complications."

• March 4: Woman suffering a potentially life-threatening emergency

• March 11: 40-year-old woman experiencing "heavy" bleeding

• April 10: 19-year-old patient experiencing chest pain, "moderate" bleeding" the day after her abortion

• June 12: 23-year-old woman for "stomach pain and severe vaginal bleeding."

In March, the coroner released the autopsy of 18-year-old Lexi Arguello, who did after undergoing an abortion at the Fort Collins Planned Parenthood in 2025 when she was 22 weeks pregnant.

Colorado has no gestational limits on abortion. The autopsy confirmed she died of disseminated intravascular coagulation, a clotting disorder, following an amniotic fluid embolism, which is a known complication of abortion. It is alleged that Planned Parenthood staff failed to secure timely care for Arguello.