Woman falls at home with no injuries reported, Hoyt Lakes MN
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Medical EmergencyAn 84-year-old woman fell near Suffolk Drive in Hoyt Lakes, Minnesota. Law enforcement arrived and confirmed she had no injuries. The ambulance response was canceled.
Audio|Heard on: North St. Louis County Sheriff, Fire and Roads
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
34 years. Her an 84-year-old female who spent on age.
00:15
She met her. She's not her an 84-year-old female who fell on a, again, the stage last instance.
00:21
She said she met her.
00:29
Samo, if we like acknowledging that page, you can sign it to Ring 3.
00:34
No, or.
00:40
Can you continue if she has any injuries?
00:43
Top 4.
00:49
321 lock, lock, pocket information is in line 3.
00:51
She said that she's un-injured, but I'll have the ambulance continue anyways.
00:56
No point.
01:02
Same a little bit, hitting Madic Five.
01:06
Heaving, Madic Five.
01:09
Clear that call.
01:10
Let's the storm.
01:12
Kurt, parking for you.
01:19
321st animation, go ahead and cancel medical.
01:21
Um,
01:22
with the patient.
01:30
St. Louisville Heart Lake's Madic 3.
01:36
St.
01:38
Louisville Heart Lake's Madic 3?
01:44
St. Louis to Heart Lake Ambulance?
01:56
This is your cancellation page to (number withheld) Suffolk Drive.
02:00
Law enforcement is on scene.
02:02
You don't need to respond.
02:03
St. Louisvilleville at least ambulance is your cancellation page for (number withheld) Suffolk Drive.
02:08
Law enforcement is unseen and they've assisted the patient.
02:11
You're no longer needed.
02:12
St. Louisville, 251.
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Location mentioned:
Suffolk Dr, Hoyt Lakes, MN 55750
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