Woman treated for breathing trouble on County Road 17, Elkhart County IN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a woman with breathing difficulty on County Road 17 near County Road 18. She was conscious and was transported to Goshen Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Elkhart, Goshen & Elkhart County Police, Fire & EMS
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01:44
Transcript:
00:00
Dispatch Central, medical assistance requested for Jefferson.
00:05
Dispatch 522.
00:08
To her residence, if possible.
00:12
To her residence, if possible.
00:17
This batch 3-0-367, acknowledged.
00:21
Vice 22.
00:24
Vice 22.
00:25
Acknowledged, is that going to be the Corwin Road address?
00:29
522 is going to be clear to ocean, re-attending the service.
00:32
Acknowledged.
00:35
Offervative.
00:37
10.
00:39
Dispatch 3, Adam, 367, acknowledged.
00:43
7.7.
00:46
Acknowledged.
00:47
24. 342. 242.
00:49
It will be timed auto.
00:51
Dispatch.
00:53
Central medical assistance requested for Jefferson.
00:58
(number withheld), near County Road 17.
01:05
Okay, dispatch Jefferson 120 is going to be en route to meet Ocean Medics?
01:10
Acknowledged.
01:13
Acknowledged.
01:15
County Road 17, south of County Road 18 in the southbound lanes.
01:21
A 48-year-old female conscious with trouble breathing, pulled over to the side of the road in a transit van.
01:28
Dispatch, last quad one.
01:30
Life squad one.
01:33
Dispatch 921.
01:34
Be advised Jefferson has left the scene with the patient.
01:37
They are going to be southbound on County Road 17.
01:41
Dispatch.
01:42
Proceed to Goshen Hospital.
01:43
Zeros.
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County Rd 17, Indiana
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