Medical emergency possible stroke near South Jones Street, Lock Haven PA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a possible stroke patient near South Jones Street in Lock Haven City. The patient is an elderly male with diabetes. Multiple units, including Station 21 and Engine 6-1, are involved.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton County Public Safety
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03:33
Transcript:
00:00
Station 21st, ails emergency possible stroke, near South Jones Street, Lock Haven City.
00:16
Station 21, ALS Emergency Stroke, near Strait, Lock Haven City.
00:24
Got it, NACU, (number withheld).
00:27
Thank you, (number withheld).
00:32
We're responding, we're going to have an extended ATA, we're still up on any city.
00:44
Affirmative, Mickey (number withheld) responding with extended EPA, you also like a kidney stroke.
00:55
Near South Jones Street, Lock Haven City, for an 80-year-old female with possible stroke.
01:02
We recently have one before Thanksgiving as left facial groove age,
01:08
flirt speech.
01:23
That's an affirmative in the U.R.S.
01:27
Affirmative.
01:28
The affirmative fire department.
01:44
Ailes, emergency, stroke.
01:46
Near South Jones Street, Lock Haven City.
01:57
Out of emergency stroke near South Jones Street, Lock Haven City.
02:07
Go ahead.
02:13
To advise, patient is a male and also diabetic.
02:20
Copy.
02:35
Section 6-1, respondent was 1.
02:38
1730. 6-1, 24, B of I, B of I, stroke, roads.
03:02
Take you (number withheld), Click County.
03:10
Did you copy stroke alert?
03:13
I'm running it.
03:17
I'm running it.
03:18
I name is 6-1 on scene.
03:24
Engine 6-1, On Steam, 1734.
03:32
County Ambulment.
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Location mentioned:
S Jones St, Lock Haven, PA 17745
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