Unresponsive woman found not breathing near agassiz street, Bethlehem NH
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched for a 61-year-old woman found unresponsive and not breathing near Agassiz Street in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. CPR was not initiated and the patient was declared untimely.
Audio|Heard on: Coos and Grafton Counties Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Cephalm Ambulance near Agassiz Street.
00:04
61-year-old female found down, not conscious, not breathing, 8-9 echo.
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Cephalm ambulance near Agassiz Street.
00:12
61-year-old female found, not conscious, not breathing, 1454.
00:25
Council 5 is 7997-7-197-Aig Street.
00:42
CCO4, Grafton South.
00:48
Take from 9-1-1, there's a physical therapist unseen.
00:52
Patients call the watch.
00:54
They will not be sent to be there.
01:01
GCO3, Outa 593, North Groton Road, Grott, New Hampshire.
01:06
For an EM house check, B ofIs, our porables don't have great coverage.
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UCCO4 Bumplemento
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onto the station, 1450s.
01:36
And Twenteenths.
01:37
Twentee, Buffalo.
01:44
1-2 update from 9-1.
01:46
This is going to be untimely.
01:48
CPR is not being started.
02:04
We're going on that.
02:06
See.
02:12
State Beth from up until.
02:20
Do you want another tone?
02:35
Bethlehem ambulance near Agassiz Street.
02:39
8.9 Bravo, 61-year-old female untimely.
02:48
Bethelm ambulance near Agassiz Street, 61-year-old female untimely.
02:53
1459.
03:04
Bethelm A1 responding 1,500 hours.
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Did you copy the update?
03:18
Bethelm A1 on and responding 1,500 hours.
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Location mentioned:
Agassiz St, Bethlehem, NH 03574
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