85-year-old female choking near Sandys Camp Rd, Big Sandy TN
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Medical EmergencyAn 85-year-old female was choking near Sandys Camp Road in Big Sandy, Tennessee. Emergency medical services are responding from Camden.
Audio|Heard on: Benton County Sheriff and Camden Police
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
County to County, and if we're dispatching, a 487 for 250 Sandy's Camp Road, Big Sandy, there's going to be an 85-year-old female choking.
00:14
One hundred county, ten-four chained round.
00:17
250 Sandy's Camp
00:21
104-123, shan-round 250, shan-rout two-five-0, Sandy's Camp Road and Big Sandy.
00:37
120, what's your location?
00:41
By the by-time.
00:43
10-4[1], you're close, and then you might go up there and helping him.
00:47
10-4[1].
00:49
County, show me around.
00:53
10-4[1].
00:56
Sheriff County, where's the EMS coming from?
01:01
County to Sheriff, I'm not sure, stand by.
01:03
We'll give them a call. They're on the phone with the patient's friend, right now.
01:12
Let me know as soon as you can.
01:15
I'm, hold up on the end, but I'm about to leave town here.
01:20
Stand for Sheriff, my partner's call in.
01:27
County to continue to advise the mail on the phone is kind of getting arsonive with EMS.
01:39
1,200 Temple.
01:41
1.23 Sheriff.
01:48
I'm on 629A, about in the 6,000 block.
01:55
Tenthor.
01:57
Quite a bit ahead of me.
02:01
Table.
02:06
County to County units, EMS is responding from Camden.
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10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
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Location mentioned:
Sandys Camp Rd, Big Sandy, TN 38221
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