Medical emergency for 76-year-old male with chest pain and shortness of breath on Lincoln Street between Rhode Island Avenue and Lockport Road., Lockport NY
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Medical EmergencyMedical emergency for 76-year-old male with chest pain and shortness of breath on Lincoln Street between Rhode Island Avenue and Lockport Road.
Audio|Heard on: Niagara County Fire Dispatch - Analog
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Transcript:
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Ayrgyvarticle 2 NiagaraX of Mercy, EMS 3032-Lincoln Street between Rhode Island and Lockport, 76-year-old chesting, short of breath, AOS-Pradio will end up to you.
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Repain 2 Niagara active at Mercy.
00:16
EMS 3032 Lincoln Street between Rhode Island and Lockport.
00:20
36-year-old chest pain, short or suppressed a breath.
00:22
A.L.S. Perry, you're going to have UMS by 33.
00:31
Control, Murson-ZO-0-Z0-Z0-Z0-2-Liggins.
00:43
All right, Control, Mnation, 78.
00:46
VerC-78. C-78.
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You can show us heading back to the once.
00:52
Versus 78, heading back west.
00:59
Narakini for Control 2 Niagara Acto Base checking your status.
01:08
Derek County for Control 2 Niagara Acto Base checking your status.
01:27
Now you're active, your second set of television to the EMS call 3032 Lincoln Street between Rhode Island Avenue and Lockport Road.
01:34
No 76-year-old male, chestings, and the shortest of breath.
01:37
A.L.P.R.E.F.E.M.A., Naga, active, your second set at a tone to the EMS call 3032 Lincoln Street between Rhode Island Avenue and Lockport Road.
01:48
76-year-old male, short to suppress and chest pain.
01:52
Ailsperty FD. EMS 938, NICT, NICT, NICF.
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Lockport Rd, New York
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