Medical emergency on i-95 near exit 2 toll plaza, Hampton NH
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Medical EmergencyA patient experiencing a medical emergency called 911 while pulled over on I-95 near exit 2 and the toll plaza in Hampton, New Hampshire. Emergency responders quickly located the patient and arrived at the scene near the toll area to provide assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Hampton and Hampton Falls Fire
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02:50
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 5. Engine 5, they were able to get that patient to call 911 and get an exact ping on that location.
00:15
It looks more like 95 southbound on the off-ramp to exit 2 101.
00:29
Rinky.
00:35
Hello, I'm calling Engine 5.
00:40
Engine 5.
00:52
Engine 5, it's tough to tell, but that could, it's very close to the side toll plaza.
00:58
He might have taken exit 2 off of the northbound side and is headed toward the side toll plazas at 101.
01:14
We see.
01:19
I'm going to be in a silver Honda Odyssey vehicle.
01:27
BeGy the fire.
01:33
He's got the info on that patient on 95, he's on the side, side ramp,
01:40
coming from 101.
01:49
Okay, Reese, have you said he's on the side rent coming from 101?
01:54
Yeah, he was getting on to 95 from 101, pulled over right after the toll booth in that emergency breakdown section.
02:06
Okay, receive him to find alarm to engine 5.
02:10
You copy that location?
02:13
We did.
02:22
Fire alarm.
02:24
Companies are on scene at the state tolls at the office parking lot.
02:34
City Town Company's on scene, side tolls at the office parking lot.
02:43
File on animal funnel transport.
02:49
Anandone will transport.
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Location mentioned:
I-95, Hampton, NH 03842
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