Unresponsive male found unconscious but breathing, Attleboro MA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to a location near West Street and Thatcher Street for a possible unresponsive male patient. Upon arrival, the male was found unconscious but breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Attleboro Police and Fire
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
If you could start for 749 West Street, near Thatcher Street, for a possible unresponsive patient,
00:08
in distress.
00:11
Three out of them five, receive.
00:15
In room.
00:17
Stop.
00:27
3.03 control, I can back.
00:31
That boy, you're en route.
00:43
Let me touch an engine two rescue two.
00:50
Engine 2 Rescue 2, respond to 749 West Street.
00:54
It is going to be closest cross of the Thatcher Street for an unresponsive not breathing.
01:04
That's Engine 2, Rescue 2.
01:07
Respond to 749 West Street.
01:11
It is going to be a dead end for an unresponsive not breathing.
01:15
Time out 1643.
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3403.
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Three and four to three on three.
01:30
Three and three.
01:32
My correction, three and four to three and them one.
01:37
Three and one.
01:39
When you're able, can you just come down here with your cruiser and drop a roadblock sign?
01:48
Turn four.
01:56
Three on three control.
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What?
02:01
Five.
02:03
Ten four.
02:06
Three out of five.
02:09
Three out of five with control.
02:16
What?
02:19
Ten and five.
02:20
Ten, five.
02:22
Ten. Ten.
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Three out of free control.
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Go ahead.
02:39
Male party,
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unconscious but breathing.
02:45
Ten-four. Unconscious but breathing.
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Location mentioned:
West St, Attleboro, MA 02703
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