Unknown medical emergency at multiple Clayton locations, Clayton NJ
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a 42-year-old male with unknown symptoms and a 15-year-old female possibly experiencing anxiety at locations near Lionheart Lane and near West Clayton Avenue in Clayton.
Audio|Heard on: Gloucester County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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BLS[2] 20, Medic[1] 1 in West Africa, 104, Lionheart Lane at the heart-to-heart group.
00:05
Between hybrid, off of hybrid lane procedures, BLS[2]-204LINHART LEAN, BLS-204-LIN,
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off of Hybridge Lane procedures,
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1714-14.
00:28
Bill's 20, uh, see here, which money?
00:33
Perfect.
00:35
Just 20, maybe 1.
00:36
Forty-two, O male active C here for about two minutes.
00:38
Did you fall.
00:39
Sometimes can't even as a future is occurring.
00:42
This drug, you said.
00:46
Unknown medical emergency.
00:49
DLS 30 on MS 1 and Clayton near West Clayton Avenue between South Wall Street and Atlantic Avenue for an unknown medical emergency.
00:57
7.
01:03
September 131 for West Clayton Avenue.
01:05
15-0 female possible anxiety factor spoke in third point.
01:12
Okay. Okay.
01:17
A medic too you can recall.
01:21
She's talking through a Callie Trophy.
01:23
Two minutes as well.
01:25
Go ahead.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medic: Advanced Life Support (ALS) unit
[2]
BLS: Basic Life Support emergency medical care and transport provided by non-advanced EMS personnel or units.
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Location mentioned:
W Clayton Ave, Clayton, NJ 08312
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