Fall causes medical emergency for 81-year-old woman, Hillsboro MO
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Medical EmergencyAn 81-year-old woman fell in the basement near State Route 21 in Hillsboro and required medical assistance. She was conscious but not fully alert when responders arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Fire and EMS - Digital
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02:21
Transcript:
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7547, and 6514,
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respond to fall bravo response, near State Route 21,
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Hillsboro,
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Cross streets are Christopher Parkway and Heritage Hill.
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7547 and 60, 514, respond to fall Bravo response,
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near State Route 21,
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Hillsboro,
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Cross Street. Cross streets are Christopher Parkway and Heritage Hill, Hill School Fire,
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WPYY-895.
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Check those 7887, Madam Mercy.
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7087 arrived, Mercy, 19288.
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1328. 1828.
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Jeffie is responding Missouri Avenue for E.
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Edward. This was called in by the alarm company,
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stating they received a pendant alarm for the fire alarm sound in and that's nothing visible at this time.
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That's our drive-off.
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506F2. You can show me all this thing.
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50604 will be assuming command.
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The DEC-4 is on the scene assuming command, 1929.
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5029.
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501-104.
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505 a minute.
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I'll be our faulted alone, but if you want to come up here and check it out, you can.
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56-04, can I get a command center, please?
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Off seven. Off seven, sir.
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Clear, thank you.
02:11
Jeff Gates responding to your 21.
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Called over an 81-year-old female.
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She's conscious.
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Not alert at this time.
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She fell in the basement.
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That's clear.
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Location mentioned:
MO-21, Hillsboro, MO 63050
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