Adult male breathing with assistance near Miller Lane, East Hampton NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to an adult male breathing but needing assistance near Miller Lane west close to Downing Lane and Oakview Highway in East Hampton.
Audio|Heard on: Eastern Suffolk County Police, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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from there within EMF arm for an adult male, this will be breathing near Miller Lane west close of Downing Lane and Oakview Highway.
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According to the East Hampton Ambuln.
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Two one. To the EMF alarm for an adult male, this will be breathing near Miller Lane West across the Downing Lane and Oakview Highway.
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The advice is no 911.
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So now it's 16-06.
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No. No.
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No,
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881, standing by 16-0-6.
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Cover 21 sector.
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Bhophe.
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Bhophe.
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5 p.m. Furno,
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female, follow, for instance, a 5-e-5, e.5, portion of over 12nd street, and echo shoot, and actually win.
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The internal counterfeit 6-e-year-old, female, a full-204.
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A 5-3-E-5, e-5, portion of room, and 12 in shooting, and echo rain.
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Thanks, enjoy.
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Bye. Bye.
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Set off by the homeowner, OB-38.
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Check.
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I'm going to be.
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East Central Ambulance on the airway reactivation of your EMF alarm.
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It's requested to respond to the scene, but outmailed the quickly breathing near Miller Lane West between Downey Lane and Oakview Highway.
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Repeating for the East Central Ambuln, give a reactivation of your EMF alarm, a driver is requested to respond to the scene.
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The advisor is no 918.
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Time now is 1609, now with no clear.
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Location mentioned:
Miller Ln W, East Hampton, NY 11937
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