Medical call for 19-year-old female feeling lightheaded, Cuba MO
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders are assisting a 19-year-old female near South Franklin Street in Cuba who is feeling lightheaded and cannot keep food down. Law enforcement is also responding.
Audio|Heard on: Crawford County Sheriff and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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North Carolina will respond to near South Franklin Street in Cuba, cross of Highway BB and Maple Avenue, the Cuba Fire Department,
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for a 19-year-old female sick case.
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North Harvard else want to respond to near South Franklin Street in Cuba, cross of Highway BB and Maple Avenue.
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It'll be the Cuba Fire Department for a 19-year-old female sick case, timeout to 1756, Kinchin 4.4.
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19-year-old female feeling lightheaded is unable to keep anything down.
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10-4[1]. You can show me 76.
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104-7502.
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348 to come.
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348.
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Have a good night.
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I'm 1042.
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1742, 1727.
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You as well.
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3657.
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3657.
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You can show it in the room.
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3657, you'll be en route at 1758.
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You're going to be en route to the Cuba Fire Department.
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It'll be near South Franklin Street in Cuba, cross of Highway BB and Maple Avenue.
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It'll be en route for a 19-year-old female who is experiencing lightheadedness and not able to keep anything down.
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Just have a history of anxiety.
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They'll be located at the first bay and you have law enforcement en route as well.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
S Franklin St, Cuba, MO 65453
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