Medical call for man with chest pains near River Point Ct, Alpharetta GA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to near River Point Court for a 65-year-old man experiencing chest pains. Medical personnel are on scene assisting the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton GA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Heson 663 Squad 63 respond to near River Point Court near River Point Court Sean Ross of Park Chase in reference to a medical call timeout 2217 Scroar 6th
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7th engine 63 squad 63 radio has you clean on that traffic responding to two responding to near river point court near river point court certain across the park chase in the park of every remote sub division in reference to a 65 years of age male conscious briefing advising of chest pains town twenty twenty twenty
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1813, Chackle?
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13, go ahead, please.
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We're a round that I called.
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That just came out at River,
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Fort, going for Old Alabama Road and Haines Bridge Road.
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This first one, 81, 13, around from Old Alabama in Hanks, right? I'm out to Newton 19.
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Radio from Squad 6-3.
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You can show us in route.
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Cancel the engine, we got AMR with it.
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Engine 653, we just clear.
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Showing you in route.
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Squat 63, showing you in route, so engine 63 back and servicing.
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Location mentioned:
River Point Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30022
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