Medical emergency at O’Hare Airport checkpoint, Chicago IL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a medical incident at Chicago O’Hare International Airport security checkpoint. A woman reportedly lost her balance, fell, and injured her right shoulder. She initially declined a police report but was transported to Lutheran General Hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Cook IL Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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I'm walking up on the guy now.
00:01
Okay, Pettler.
00:04
We need an ambulance.
00:06
It's no disturbance.
00:07
He wasn't just very taxated any hell.
00:12
He's got to go and not on his stuff.
00:14
Perfect.
00:15
Is that the upper five Charlie the best gentleman to cut through?
00:18
Okay, (name withheld) is talking to be the victim.
00:20
Isn't we're on the first sign currently?
00:24
Well,
00:26
if you want to let fire know, they might be better off on an airside.
00:29
This checkpoint is packed trying to comment through the, uh,
00:33
on secured side.
00:34
So if they came through the third side, probably do that best way.
00:38
Okay.
00:39
72.
00:41
72. 72?
00:44
Yes,
00:45
You can do this to CFD 16 on scene.
00:48
She's going to refuse the victim.
00:51
She's refusing a police report.
00:54
She lost her balance and fell and hurt her right shoulder.
01:01
But they're going to be transporting to Lutheran General for further observation.
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Location mentioned:
Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD), 10000 W O'Hare Ave, Chicago, IL 60666
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