Medical alarm for elderly resident at Erie Village, East Syracuse NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were sent to a medical alarm at a residence near Summerhaven Drive North in Erie Village. No contact was made by the alarm company. The patient is an 87-year-old female resident, and responders were advised to enter through the garage door without a code.
Audio|Heard on: Onondaga County Sheriff and Fire
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Transcript:
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...entgeny, Sony Formation, EMS responding on the medical alarm activation.
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near Summerhaven Drive North, Town mainly is Cresselhammer Dr.
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Summerheven Drive South, North Borek Street, and a point 1748.
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Liverpool car while logged on.
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Minowa A3, a medical alarm near Summerhaven Drive North between Summerhaven Drive South and North Berwick Street, the Erie Village, called on by the alarm company, no contact made.
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No fire district, 1748.
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4101, copy the harassment just occurred, South Main Street in the village.
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4101.
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4101.
00:51
460 South Main Street, building 34 apartment F is in Frank off Talis Court in Pleasant.
00:56
Colors a Toby Ballard looking to meet.
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His neighbor, a late 40s white male, seven of your set, came out of his apartment and was yelling names at the complainant.
01:09
Zero one copy and very familiar.
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1750 hours.
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Is there two you want to go with?
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You get on a harassment call?
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Tap, yeah, showing your room.
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For Fave, two unclear.
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On companies is going to be an 87-year-old female.
01:48
I believe they would like you to use the garage door for entry, but no code was given.
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Location mentioned:
Summerhaven Dr N, East Syracuse, NY 13057
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