Man found unconscious but breathing near Blakely Road, Genoa NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a location near Blakely Road for a 75-year-old man who was unconscious but breathing. Medical personnel arrived to assist and planned to transport the patient to the VA hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Cayuga County Fire and EMS
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Chenoa monitors requesting more manpower for your call near Blakely Road across Indian Field Road and Sills Road for 75 male unconscious utilize Qigatech 4
00:17
34 and sure would know it sounds like just altered mental status and unconscious there
00:28
Just medical at this time.
00:35
512 that I'll be on the air in service, 4153.
00:40
Receive in service. Recruitment service.
00:45
Fire control, General Power at 10016.
00:53
The car one you arrived at 854.
00:57
Our control, Genoa, you'll be out.
01:02
Snowrassky arrived at 55.
01:09
Right control, General Cartoon will be out.
01:14
Genoal Cartooner arrived 858.
01:21
Kingfrey to General.
01:22
We're just turning it on Blakely.
01:23
What do you got? What do you need, form us?
01:30
I've had it and I'll get right back to you, Scott.
01:41
Southern Cougat to Genoa, Car 1.
01:47
Kingfury Rescue on the scene.
01:53
King Perry, Rush, I was 8.59.
02:00
Southern Cuba to Kingfair Rescue.
02:04
King Ferry, Out.
02:09
Can you give us a patient update when you get inside? We're still about four minutes out.
02:15
Great.
02:24
To the Southern Cuba, it sounds like it's the same, unconscious but still breathing, looking to go to the VA.
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Location mentioned:
Blakley Rd, Genoa, NY 13071
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