Woman in her late 60s unresponsive receiving CPR, Bancroft MI
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded near Lemon Road between Grand River and Pryor for a woman in her late 60s who was unresponsive and receiving CPR. Police took over CPR at the scene. A Rottweiler dog was present outside the residence.
Audio|Heard on: Shiawassee County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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02:59
Transcript:
00:00
Ambulance responding near Lemon Road between Grand River and Pryor.
00:07
For a female in her 60s, unresponsive,
00:10
breathing status unknown.
00:19
Ambulance responding near Lemon Road between Grand River and Pryor.
00:26
Female in her late 60s unresponsive, CPR is being performed.
00:31
Acknowledged.
00:37
Central dispatch.
00:39
Acknowledged.
00:41
Acknowledged.
00:43
No.
00:47
Requesting status.
00:55
Clear?
00:57
Confirmed.
01:00
There is a caller performing CPR at this time.
01:16
Dispatch fire and additional units to the location.
01:27
Acknowledged.
01:30
Acknowledged.
01:38
Fire department responding with EMS and police for possible cardiac arrest.
01:43
Location near Lemon Road between Grand River and Pryor.
01:48
Female in late 60s unresponsive, CPR being performed by caller.
02:01
Fire department responding to the scene.
02:03
EMS and police responding for possible cardiac arrest near Lemon Road.
02:11
Female in late 60s unresponsive, CPR ongoing.
02:14
Acknowledged.
02:17
Copy.
02:20
Acknowledged.
02:30
Medics and fire responding; there is a Rottweiler outside.
02:36
Police notified about the dog.
02:46
Please watch traffic.
02:49
Police taking over CPR.
02:53
Rottweiler present outside.
02:58
Acknowledged, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Lemon Rd, Bancroft, MI 48414
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