Four-year-old chokes on food in Culpeper apartment, Culpeper VA
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Emergency responders were called to an upstairs apartment near East Davis Street in Culpeper for a 4-year-old boy choking on food. The child was breathing but with difficulty and is nonverbal due to autism.
Audio|Heard on: Culpeper Town Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:2
Transcript:
00:00
How far are PD-68? PD630 for a choking.
00:03
Good.
00:07
It's going to be near East Davis Street.
00:10
It's going to be a 4-year-old male.
00:12
I'm still paying further.
00:17
Okay, Tom, I'm coming from the north end.
00:19
Correct.
00:25
G72 on that far.
00:27
Correct. This is that killing the copperfish.
00:35
That's a rise in business anymore.
00:37
If you can clarify while the phone, they're on the upstairs apartment about that, please.
00:41
Correct.
00:46
Maybe a lesson route.
00:48
That's permanent.
00:54
I believe it's going to be one is that above.
00:58
I believe that address is wrong.
01:00
It's going to be near East Davis Street.
01:03
All right, if you can, we identify their chokeouts for food.
01:11
Correct.
01:16
Over your unit route, it's actually going to be an apartment on the top of Ken Apples.
01:20
They have to enter through the back of the business.
01:23
6-3 in the area.
01:26
6-3, I think you can walk south on the east camp.
01:33
Cover Reunson, Ross, he was choking on some baloney.
01:37
He is now starting to cough.
01:39
All right, we've got a Davis Street, next.
01:41
It's going to be near East Davis Street,
01:43
and we're up here with him.
01:46
Correct.
01:51
However,
01:52
the breathing is going to be gently restricted.
01:55
He is breathing,
01:57
highly labored.
01:58
Correct.
01:59
Culver the Pia is also autistic nonverbal.
02:02
Correct.
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