Medical emergency at Karner Road Post Office, Albany County NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency at the Karner Road Post Office in Colonie. A 42-year-old man reportedly sustained a traumatic injury but was conscious and breathing. Personnel were directed to enter through the employee entrance, where assistance would be provided.
Audio|Heard on: Albany NY EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medicaid on 600 and thirty-two, a medical call.
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The Karner Road Post Office, near Karner Road, cross street of Central Avenue, Albany Street, Colony Village at 19 thirty-eight.
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Six hundred and thirty-two and 19 thirty-eight.
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600 and thirty-three two is on console in Placidville Road.
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Nineteen 30.
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Six six two, back out.
00:28
(name withheld), are you going to take it?
00:31
Yeah, we're on the avenue in front of CarMax.
00:39
Precinct, you aren't mapping.
00:40
I'll switch you.
00:42
Six three two, you can disregard your turn to service.
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Received, thank you.
00:49
Nineteen 39.
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Six six two calls being updated to an alpha response.
00:54
Traumatic injury, not dangerous body area.
00:57
Forty-two year old male, conscious and breathing.
01:01
Use the front employee entrance and someone should be there to guide you back.
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Location mentioned:
Karner Rd, Colonie, NY
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