Rescue called for fall near Link Street in Greenville, Greenville SC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency rescue was dispatched for a reported fall near Link Street in Greenville. Units on scene later canceled the response after determining assistance was not needed.
Audio|Heard on: Tigerville Public Safety
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03:41
Transcript:
00:00
Parker Rescue Hickey, respond to a fall, near Link Street.
00:06
Should be,
00:11
standby.
00:15
Cuffin on team.
00:24
She'll be moving over to the UPS store on Highway 9 in regards to this call.
00:40
Well, you're clear for Endishist.
00:41
Have a good night.
01:15
went to the bank.
01:19
I thought just call that number of this was my completion office.
01:22
I'm not trying to be the apartment that's inside the office.
01:34
This says he refused to report.
01:38
He's waiting on someone to come pick him and his bike up.
01:43
I'm 108.
01:46
104.
01:50
1043. I'm 1023.
01:53
We're going to move into the Spanx now here at 35.
01:57
104.
01:58
104. 104.
02:04
possible pending a brava situation with mom.
02:07
It's further tapping on the call.
02:08
Postal 209,000 now if he's not 10-6.
02:13
Come back.
02:22
Ramble 705, next 75.
02:32
Medic 1, Difficulty breathing, North Church Street and Pierponds Avenue, bus stop.
02:54
The store assistant manager has no idea who calls us.
03:13
And there's nobody in the parking lot waiting on us.
03:16
I'll be sent eight.
03:25
52.
03:29
52 left.
03:32
You can cancel your medic to this location.
03:38
Copy. Confirm, cancel the EMS for Link Street.
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Location mentioned:
Link St, Greenville, SC 29611
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