Elderly female suspected heart attack at Patriot Lane, Georgetown MA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a call for an elderly female at Patriot Lane who is suspected of having a heart attack. Advanced life support was requested from a neighboring town.
Audio|Heard on: Georgetown Police and Fire, Groveland Fire, Haverhill Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Same as a medical aid for Patriot Lane Unit 20,
00:07
77 female, believed to have a heart attack.
00:20
Final request for medical aid, near Patriot Lane, unit 20 on the second floor.
00:25
77 female believed to have a heart attack.
00:27
Again, terms of front, requesting medical aid, near Patriot Lane, unit 20,
00:32
second floor.
00:33
A 77 million female,
00:35
conscious, letting both talk, possibly having a heart attack.
00:37
Working on for now and the new radio addicts are responding.
00:40
Time of the call, 948.
00:47
G20 heads there from Jewett Street.
01:03
By request for ALS to the town of Georgetown.
01:14
Medic 12.
01:23
Newbury Fire Alarm is on the air.
01:25
We'll request for mutual aid ALS to the town of Georgetown,
01:29
near Patriot Lane, Apartment 20, 2nd Floor, for an elderly female party who believes she's having a heart attack.
01:38
Again, Newbury Fire Alarm is on the air.
01:41
Request for Mutual Aid, ALS,
01:44
for near Patriot Lane, apartment number 20 on the second floor, for an elderly female who believes she may be having a heart attack time you told me.
01:56
Answer, Medicus.
01:58
On for Georgetown, switching off.
02:02
Receive 949.
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Location mentioned:
Patriot Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833
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