Medical emergency at address near Cutler Road, Boylston MA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to a medical emergency near Cutler Road for a 56-year-old male experiencing vomiting, chest pain, and difficulty breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Boylston Area Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Wilson Fire for Medical, near Cutler Road.
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Willis and fire onto you personnel, respond to near Cutler Road for a 56-year-old male who's vomiting,
00:31
chest pains, and difficulty breathing.
00:34
Willis and fire, undue you personnel, we respond to near Cutler Road for a 56-year-old male vomiting, chest pain, and difficulty breathing.
00:44
Fire alarm, Claire,
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440 turn.
01:06
The Bolson Fire sent by Mutually Medical.
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A lot of your questions on a Boylton's near Cutler roads.
01:25
Willson fire on 31stown Beach Layday Electric Lights on Town, Boyleson,
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near Cutler Road.
01:34
Or a 56-year-old male.
01:37
This is going to be breathing, chest pain, and vomiting.
01:39
Again, Wollettleson tire.
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On 301. Meachan.
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All right. Okay.
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Your back. Check.
02:02
Fire alarm A1.
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Answering A1.
02:12
A1 heading to caller.
02:16
Receip, A1 in route to Kotler.
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West Boylston in route for ALS.
02:24
31 Cartoo calling fire alarm.
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1 Car2. Car 2.
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Car 2. Car 2 is en route to Boilston.
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Cartoon is in road to Boilston.
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Answering 31, car two.
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Answering 31, car two.
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Receive car two.
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Receive car two have you in Route 451.
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File, a new one.
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Answer, new one.
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Arrival color.
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Anyone on arrival.
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452.
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Location mentioned:
Cutler Rd, Boylston, MA 01505
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