Cardiac arrest at rear duplex near southwest 1st street, Miami FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders attended to an 80-year-old female who suffered a cardiac arrest at a rear duplex near Southwest 1st Street in Miami.
Audio|Heard on: Miami-Dade Police and Fire - Hammocks Dispatch and Central Dispatch
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
Section 29, cardiac arrest, near Southwest 1st Street.
00:10
Rescue 41, car receipt.
00:17
RETI-4-1, 9-2-9 can receive apologies.
00:22
We responded to an 80-year-old female cardiac arrest near Southwest 1st Street at the rear duplex.
00:34
Rush Nye.
00:38
P9-9-Go.
00:42
Pressure 9 is going to be a traveler to Tend to original.
00:48
Press 9. Just confirming your second patient is a trauma lawyer to Kendall.
00:55
That's your answer, Proverative.
00:59
Copy that.
01:03
EMS 48, show me clearing Kendall and responding to that arrest with the 29th.
01:10
MS-48, copy.
01:12
Show you clearing Kendall and responding to 2941, cardiac arrest near Southwest 1st Street at the rear duplex.
01:26
MS-13.
01:31
Mr. Tingo.
01:34
I'll be MS-48 advise if you want me to take that forum.
01:37
I'm going to be on 1-22 and Bird here in a minute.
01:43
MS-48 advised.
01:46
MS-48 advice.
01:51
29-yard, see you've got to the regional.
01:54
59 and also Kendall State County MS-48 can you advise if you want the ms13 handle the cardiac arrest he advised you don't want to cuneberg
02:06
The MS-48 I'll handle I notice I can't already of the second trauma
02:12
I'll copy that you'll handle the cardiac arrest
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Location mentioned:
SW 1st St, Miami, FL 33174
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