Medical aid requested near Bernard Street for person in pain, Bakersfield CA
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Medical EmergencyMedical aid was requested near Bernard Street at the Dollar General Market for a person complaining of pain. Emergency responders were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Kern County Sheriff/Bakersfield PD
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02:36
Transcript:
00:00
So much for three, and I get medical attention, medical aid to the Dollar General Market for a company of (name withheld).
00:10
Now forth.
00:13
And Jenny, sent it.
00:18
Seattle to a residence near Alcott Trail across with Mead and Clay covering the downstairs entry.
00:26
Near Alcott Trail.
00:29
12-minute the count from FMPED elevator.
00:34
Six.
00:36
Sir David, California 7 X-ray, David Henry, 772, White Toyota.
00:43
10-10.
00:49
Current 2021 Nissan, Nissan, out of Arvin.
00:55
6-nestops current 2017-Tayota Local.
00:59
Paul 1. We have one detained after football,
01:02
Panama from the 99.
01:06
We have one detained after footbill, Panama in the 99.
01:12
We are just at the in and out now, code for.
01:16
We are at the in and out code for.
01:24
Do you need a sergeant to respond?
01:32
Paul want to negative use of course.
01:35
It'll be negative use of force.
01:41
The unit, the range is open.
01:49
City on up you not range.
01:53
Control one, one, Paul, one boy.
01:56
One boy.
01:58
Can you put a medical for my 1015 plus, we have a computer?
02:20
Lincoln number two.
02:24
Lincoln number two, Kinghouse also have all respond to the Dollar General for complaint of pain.
02:33
Give the same request as to Metro Tuss.
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Location mentioned:
Bernard St, Bakersfield, CA 93305
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