72-year-old man found on floor with breathing difficulty, Conesus NY
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Medical EmergencyA 72-year-old man was found on the floor near West Lake Road in Groveland with difficulty breathing. He was uncooperative and refused medical care. Emergency medical services were on standby at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Western Finger Lakes Region Fire VHF Paging
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Transcript:
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Fired Specter to Livingston County Hoare Ambulance, respond to near West Lake Road between Calvin Lane and Sutton Point cells in the town of Groveland.
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With a 72-year-old male, he's on the floor, shortness of breath, refusing medical care as he's uncooperative.
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EMS to stand by,
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Priority 2 call.
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Fire dispatcher to living and coming for your AILAT, response to near West Lake Road in the town of Groveland for the 72-year-old male that's on the ground with shortness of breath and refuses medical care as he's uncooperative.
00:33
EMS is standby.
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4-1 is in round.
00:41
No more space acknowledging the call.
00:49
Copymont Worth Bay from L88.
00:56
629, Emily from A.L.O.
01:00
6389 on the lay from A&LON.
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Parties, Batches, 6281, we need to take that call.
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We'll take it from Lampons.
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6281 will take the call in Groveland from Hampton.
01:27
Car 4-1 dispatch, I'll be on location, on investigating.
01:33
Car 4-1 is on location investigating space, yellow gas.
01:39
And our channel is Ops 1, reporting that option.
01:48
699 dispatch.
01:51
629. 629.
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We copy that 6281 is going to take it from Hamptons.
01:57
We're going to stay an album.
02:01
6.8 will be staying in my law, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
W Lake Rd, Conesus, NY 14435
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