Elderly man found needing help at home in Georgetown, Georgetown MA
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Medical EmergencyPolice and emergency medical services responded to a medical emergency near Trestle Way in Georgetown. An elderly man was found conscious but unable to open the door. Officers entered the residence through the garage to assist the man.
Audio|Heard on: Georgetown Police and Fire, Groveland Fire, Haverhill Fire
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05:2
Transcript:
00:00
Control, two patrols. Could you start over to the area near Trestle Way? Open line now one call.
00:05
I'm trying to get a more exact location.
00:07
No audible time to distress negative on the sound call procedure, but we're just looking to confirm that.
00:23
Control, can you show me off? Hang it to close on please.
00:28
Three six.
00:34
How are that?
00:35
Five eight one. See,
00:38
you got one to the valley.
00:44
I'm standby for a still alarm.
00:47
Requests for medical aid to number 48 on street.
00:51
A 78 year old male with a slurred speech.
00:58
Good.
01:08
Four of our matches are Housing 3 West for 11B Bravo Trestle Way Unit 2.
01:15
11B Bravo Trestle Unit 2.
01:18
Again, it's an open line.
01:20
I can hear something moving in the background, but not further.
01:26
Sir, if I recall correctly, was that the call we had our last tour where we made entry in there?
01:35
Affirmative.
01:38
Roger. 2.30, hear me to start.
01:44
EMS that weighs a precaution?
01:46
Yeah, Roger, please.
01:50
Thank you. Thank you.
01:57
M. 9.4 minutes away, 11B Trestle, unit two.
02:11
Time on request for medical aid.
02:14
11B Trestle Way, Unit 2, medical well-being check, open line now, one call.
02:19
Again, just a final question saying, medical aid, 11B Bravo, Trestle Way Unit 2,
02:24
a medical well-being check.
02:26
Open line now, one call from a 75-year-old male with a recent medical history, PD requesting medical eval, question of medical well-being check.
02:36
Time to call 8-11.
02:41
Let me go.
02:44
I do have the lines open.
02:48
I can hear PD knocking and sound like the phone owner is answering.
02:53
Figures continue will confirm me.
02:59
You got just an update.
03:01
I'm near the door now.
03:02
I believe the male cards and saying help.
03:05
I should announce my phone.
03:07
He hasn't come to the door yet.
03:09
Just let us find out.
03:11
Okay,
03:14
we'll do.
03:22
Goal 413.
03:31
All right. Allende 11.
03:34
Uparm. PD is on scene.
03:36
The door is locked.
03:37
He thinks the resident might be calling for help,
03:41
but unable to make entry.
03:45
Appreciate, thank you.
03:50
We'll be via the garage door, patients of the breezeway of the residence.
03:57
At 813, firelight manseur, Rescue 2.
04:01
Rescue 2 is around C-7 on the command.
04:04
Rescue 2 on Arattle, C-7, established in Pond Street, command at 813.
04:17
We still have the line-up, but can you hear the RP? Sounds like he can't get to the door, but he is trying to answer you.
04:24
Yeah, it's affirmative.
04:25
It sounds like he's able to talk, because it's just like he fires off me.
04:31
You shouldn't have it open.
04:32
Thank you.
04:42
Levitant Cidacete.
04:44
Cine.
04:49
Cicitorial on the floor.
04:54
Patient conscious alert on the floor.
04:56
50.
04:59
All right.
05:01
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Trestle Way, Georgetown, MA 01833
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