Unconscious woman sparks emergency at Bradford church, Bradford ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders raced to the Baptist Church in Bradford after a 23-year-old woman was found unconscious, with breathing confirmed and care underway as ambulance ETA clocks at 22 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Penobscot County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Responders dispatched to the Baptist Church near Main Rd in Bradford for report of unconscious individual.
00:04
It's 1970.
00:10
One more time, repeat for me.
00:17
178, you can show me unseen.
00:20
Senate 4-178, have me on scene in 1717.
00:27
Scott Hudson, 5,002.
00:31
To answer me to that.
00:37
Colin, Bradford, I'll be unseen momentarily.
00:41
Ten far.
00:47
Professor Bradford 170, are you unseen? Are you unseen?
00:56
1708 we have first responders on Santa Bradford at this time.
01:02
We also have a nurse on scene speaking to our 911 operator who claims that breathing has been verified at this time.
01:10
104. All right.
01:12
At this time, patient is breathing.
01:17
104, patient is breathing at this time.
01:20
Understood.
01:21
The advice, we still have a 22-minute ATA for the NAC.
01:28
10-4[1], I copy.
01:29
Bradford, do you copy a 22-minute ETA from Dover?
01:34
Tap 4, could you tone G&H and see if they're closer?
01:52
Sentence in June 8 ambulance requested to near Main Rd in Bradford to the Baptist Church.
01:57
It's going to be for a Delta-level unconsciousness call.
02:00
23-year-old female patient.
02:02
It's 1919. It's 1919.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Main Rd, Bradford, ME 04410
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