Resident declines medical help during well-being check, Mineral County WV
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Medical EmergencyA Meals on Wheels worker checked on a resident near Karen Drive. The resident refused any medical services and did not want emergency responders to come.
Audio|Heard on: Mineral County Public Safety and Amateur Repeaters
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Transcript:
00:00
2013 Company 10, your first alert.
00:02
Near Karen Drive.
00:04
This is law enforcement.
00:06
Well-being checked.
00:07
Your first alert is a little-trackeray.
00:14
Answer from Chief 10.
00:15
I was flagged down near Karen Drive.
00:18
Jimmy on the scene.
00:22
Chief 10-4[1].
00:23
Continue operations on Tech 3, 1133.
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34
00:33
Hatcher 24, EMS has been dispatched in-round.
00:37
Chief Ten, I was flagged down by someone there, he's on scene.
00:44
All right, Tim Horde.
00:45
Just let me know if you make the contact, I'm en route.
00:52
Done.
00:57
The person from Meals on Wheels made contact, they advised that they do not want any EMS services or anyone else to respond.
01:07
The Chief 10-104, 1370, do you copy?
01:12
Seventive copies for back and service available.
01:17
This is direct,
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we're back in station.
01:23
1370, 104, 1136.
01:26
If you can make a CAD note that they did refuse any EMS services as well.
01:35
1136.
01:41
The V.O. phone number I gave them.
01:43
They don't need to respond out now.
01:47
Dumble.
01:52
13.
01:58
1370 and station 1138.
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Mineral County, WV
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