81-year-old female with rectal bleeding needs transport, Bluefield WV
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Medical EmergencyAn 81-year-old female near Frederick Street in Bluefield is experiencing rectal bleeding and is pale. Medical rescue has been requested to transport her to a medical facility. Law enforcement may be needed to assist with entry if required.
Audio|Heard on: Mercer County Public Safety Dispatch
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Blocute Control, Bluefield Rescue, Respond,
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to near Frederick Street again, near Frederick.
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How many 81-year-old female, rectal bleed, dispatch time, 10.05.
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Control any vote, unit need response, 1789 Old Bramwell Road, 1789 Old Bramwell Road.
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On dialysis patient,
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no one can get a hold of.
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The dialysis center is trying to call, tried to call.
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They now called Little Rescue.
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Come out, check on him.
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His vehicle is at the house.
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Look for Rescue is requesting law enforcement because if they need to make entry,
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they are unable to do so.
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1006.
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Good.
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Key Signal 3,
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please.
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They're awful.
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Mr.
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Chairman, we'll have a copy page.
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I'll have a credit here in June for a second.
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10.07. Thank you.
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In Toronto 612, we ride, Preston.
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10.08.
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14 control, market on page. 14 control market on page traffic.
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818 have you in route 1008 incident number (number withheld) you'll be responding to near Frederick Street again near Frederick have an 81 year old female with rectal bleed she is pale not feeling well they're requesting transport again you're in route time 1008
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Location mentioned:
Frederick St, Bluefield, WV 24701
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