Woman reports possible heart attack at marysville address, Marysville CA
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Medical EmergencyA woman called emergency services reporting she may be having a heart attack at an address near Samson Street in Marysville. Fire units from the city and county were sent to provide medical aid. The woman's mother was not home, and it was noted the woman had recently been hospitalized multiple times and was not taking her medication.
Audio|Heard on: Yuba County Sheriff, Wheatland and Marysville Public Safety
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Transcript:
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The x-ray disconnected the line after stating she thinks she is having a heart attack.
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1021 to the mother who's not currently home but advised that her daughter has been admitted three times in the last two months and just got out approximately a week ago and has not taken her medication and spoke with her prior to the x-way calling 911 and does not believe she's having anything medical going on.
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10-4[1].
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You just start medical, just a precautionary.
00:33
I'm stuck in traffic, Bill.
00:35
Okay.
00:37
Okay.
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Attention, Marysville Fire, respond medical aid near Samson Street for heart attack.
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Repeating Marysville Fire, respond medical aid, near Samson Street for heart attack, timeout 1639.
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City fire by County at 11, responding Samson.
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City fire, copies 111.
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The 212 respond.
01:20
Anybody coverage, 212.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
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Location mentioned:
Sampson St, Marysville, CA 95901
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