Male with heart issues and speech difficulties treated for possible stroke, Galveston TX
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Avenue K for a 61-year-old male experiencing a possible stroke. The man had heart problems and difficulty speaking. A second call involved a 62-year-old male near Avenue L with breathing and speech difficulties.
Audio|Heard on: Galveston and La Marque Public Safety
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Medic Team, Medic 1 near Avenue K King, near Avenue K, on a possible stroke, clear at 0724.
00:08
Respond on Fire, Calm 3.
00:18
Medic 3105, near Avenue L.
00:21
Lincoln, near Avenue L.
00:23
On the possible breathing, clear at 0726, respond on fire, calm,
00:29
3.
00:34
Second one, last traffic?
00:36
Second one,
00:40
are you around or medic two?
00:46
Regular call.
00:52
I'm going to go and tell you, Ross, that's 2920.
00:59
Go ahead, they're talking on different channels.
01:06
Received. I think Medicare is going to the stroke and then one has the other call in their district.
01:14
Both one and two should be going on calls.
01:20
That's clear.
01:26
Near Avenue K, 61-year-old male heart issues, not making sense the words for learning.
01:33
One, show you a route to 35,
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20...
01:40
Route near Avenue L, Lincoln, near Avenue L.
01:42
Lincoln, near Avenue L, 62-year-old male, difficulty breathing, have been issues talking first responders on route...
02:01
Engine 1 to Medic 2.
02:08
Pension 1 to Medic 2.
02:15
Over 2. Y'all are coming to near Avenue K.
02:22
Bobby, we're swinging around.
02:25
No problem.
02:26
This is probably going to be a stroke alert.
02:28
Just FYI.
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Location mentioned:
Avenue K, Galveston, TX 77550
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