Medical call on Poplar Way near Davis Mill Road canceled, Dallas GA
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Medical EmergencyA medical emergency call on Poplar Way near Davis Mill Road was reported with possible injuries but was later canceled by the caller.
Audio|Heard on: Paulding County Sheriff and Fire
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02:3
Transcript:
00:00
Calling, engine 10, much with this much, medical call 2.76 Poplar Way across the street of Davis Mill Road South is going to be referencing all with injuries.
00:11
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
00:19
I'm sorry, I have already responding with this.
00:22
Temp on the trade 03 showing you are not to pop her way.
00:25
4-7-3 deposit 10-8-day-th 10-8-day-th.
00:30
No, 100 is here?
00:33
1377, pardon.
00:37
Rescue 4, 17.
00:40
177?
00:41
104, rescue 4.
00:42
Rescue 4.
00:48
Everything is 104 here at the school.
00:51
No one has a 1032.
00:52
I think you show me 108, that too.
00:56
All right, 1835?
00:58
Change is 1040.
00:59
1040.
01:02
1030 for priority this much.
01:16
Pauling, session 11.
01:18
Class League 7-Hulls Boulevard and Blackberry Run Drive.
01:20
That's 7-0 Boulevard and Blackberry Run Drive.
01:26
1211. 4-Truck 11.
01:30
Paul being, engine 10.
01:32
Go ahead with your traffic.
01:36
Edge 10 for the pad.
01:38
Says the complainant request to cancel.
01:46
Tenor Metro 803.
01:48
Your complainant for the medical call, popular ways, requested a cancel, advised the FEMA has texted her in his spine.
01:55
And that her phone was on Thailand, how do you both advise?
01:59
Agent 10th century, Chris.
02:01
10 for engine 10, Metro 803.
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Location mentioned:
Davis Mill Rd S & Poplar Way, Georgia 30157
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