One-year-old with severe breathing difficulty in Gypsum, Dotsero CO
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders went to near Catfish Circle for a one-year-old girl who was conscious but having serious trouble breathing. The child was upset and not cooperating well.
Audio|Heard on: Vail, Avon, Eagle, Edwards, Gypsum, Minturn, ECSO - Police, Fire and EMS
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01:37
Transcript:
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Gypsum ambulance and engine 14[2] responding to unconscious or fainting person.
00:12
Delta[1] 36, can you have peace in North Party holding in South Carolina.
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Good.
00:24
Glass, South Bell.
00:26
George Lincoln, Edward, Adams, Ocean.
00:29
Nora, Shurr, Stubbill, John, Edward Nora, Adam, Mary Vida.
00:36
State of Birth.
00:37
(number withheld), County, South Carolina.
00:41
I'll be giving this party a courtesy ride to Solarvale.
00:49
No, 222. I'll be clear the uses.
00:51
6.59.
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Well, notice five copies, poor medic five is the same route.
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No.
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2016-59. No, 1659.
01:00
No.
01:05
Hage is 14[2]. Come out.
01:11
In June 14[2] in Medics 5, responding to near Catfish Circle for a one-year-old female with breathing difficulty.
01:23
Continuing unknown conscious breathing status. The patient is upset and having a hard time cooperating.
01:33
It sounds like the patient is conscious but having a hard time breathing.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response, typically indicating a serious or urgent medical situation.
[2]
14: Domestic Animal Complaint
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Location mentioned:
Catfish Cir, Dotsero, CO 81637
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