Medical responders search for patient at Huntington in College Station, College Station TX
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Medical EmergencyMedical responders were dispatched to the Huntington at College Station near Durham Loop to locate a patient who could not walk. They coordinated entry instructions and searched inside the building and an adjacent building to find the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Brazos County Area Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
02:14
Transcript:
00:00
Is this patient non-ambulatory?
00:07
It does not seem like it.
00:10
Go ahead and dispatch an engine to this location with this.
00:16
See, the patient just advised they're trying to get there.
00:31
Thank you.
00:33
725, follow the Huntington at College Station, near Durham Loop, Channel 2.
00:38
Follow the Huntington at College Station, near Durham Loop, Channel 2.
00:48
College to 725, did you have traffic?
00:53
Negative, college.
00:56
765, this is 725.
00:58
What do you need inside?
01:14
725. We're still trying to locate the patient inside.
01:18
We're moving to the adjacent building.
01:23
Rishi, do we need to go on the bat? We see you in there a moment.
01:33
College 725.
01:36
College of 725.
01:39
College for 725.
01:43
Go ahead.
01:45
Are you clear on the notes?
01:52
Negative, we're out of the truck.
01:58
So RP's advising for you to go through the main doors of the building to a lobby and then make a right in the lobby, pass through a business center and a theater.
02:09
Go through a glass door.
02:11
Knox Box access.
02:13
We're going to have to go all the way to the back.
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Location mentioned:
Durham Loop, College Station, TX 77845
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