Medical call for woman with chest pains near Geneva St, Bath NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a woman in her sixties experiencing chest pains near Geneva Street, at Lakeview Apartments in the Village of Bath.
Audio|Heard on: Steuben County Public Safety Simulcast
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Transcript:
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Toend domain, AMR 102 for 10, Charlie 1,
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67-year-old female, chest pains,
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near Geneva Street, Apartment 229, the Village of Bath, Lakeview Apartments, cross street State Route 54 and Grattan Drive.
00:13
Again, AMR 102,
00:15
10, Charlie 1, 67-year-old female, chest pains,
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near Geneva Street,
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Apartment 229, the Village of Bath, Lakeview Apartments, cross street of State Route 54 and Grattan Drive,
00:28
(number withheld).
00:33
Engine 11, go ahead.
00:43
Android 11 is too, man.
00:44
You can show us en route tonight call.
00:48
Received en route.
00:52
Southworn out, T.A.
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33 just to bend.
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DA 33, go ahead.
01:00
Yeah, show cell phone L, GA (number withheld).
01:05
Ready to seeping around.
01:08
Ready to seeping around.
01:16
Wayal, I'm shot 41.
01:18
This is now. I'll be out on our community service.
01:35
Devon 2, bad of fame, a second call, second crew for 10 Charlie 1, 67-year-old female, chest pain,
01:41
near Geneva Street, apartment 229, Village of Bath, Lakeview Apartments, cross street at State Route 54 and Grattan Drive.
01:48
Again, Banff Amel, second call, second crew, 10 Charlie 1, 67-year-old female, chest pains, near Geneva Street, apartment 229, Village of Bath, Lakeview, State Route 54, and Grattan Drive,
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(number withheld).
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Geneva St, Bath, NY 14810
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