Elderly female has difficulty breathing near Airport Road, Hornell NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Airport Road, Hornellsville, for an 83-year-old female experiencing difficulty breathing and low oxygen levels.
Audio|Heard on: Steuben County Public Safety Simulcast
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Transcript:
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On the airport first responders, Hornell Ambulance 6 Charlie 1[1], 83-year-old female,
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difficulty breathing, low oxygen,
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near Airport Road, Hornellsville, across Seneca Road, North and Avenue of Oaks, the Segal Residence.
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To bend to our report first responders, Hornell Ambulance 6, Charlie 1,
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83-year-old female, difficulty breathing, low oxygen,
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near Airport Road, Hornellsville, across Seneca Road, North, and Avenue of Oaks to Segal Residence, the correction of 1148.
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Subventing units from the town of Cornell.
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Email and suspend dispatched to near Airport Road for an 83-year-old female breathing problems.
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To unclear 1149.
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3-1-3-7.
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Received out with CPS.
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116, event.
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One-six. One-six.
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You're out.
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See it.
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The airport first responders, 6 Charlie 1[1], 83-year-old female, difficulty breathing low, 2.
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near Airport Road, Hornellsville, across Seneca Road North and Avenue of Oaks, the Seagull Residence, 1153.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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6 Charlie 1: Medical Priority Dispatch System: Protocol 6 (Breathing Problems), Priority Charlie (urgent), Determinant 1
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Location mentioned:
Airport Rd, Hornell, NY 14843
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