Man requested assistance for medical emergency near Lincoln Avenue, Newfane NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services were called for a seventy-year-old male with low blood pressure and weakness near Lincoln Avenue. Additional personnel were requested due to unsafe conditions in the parking lot.
Audio|Heard on: Niagara County Fire Dispatch - Analog
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Transcript:
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Central South Lockport, EMS 6962, Lincoln Avenue, using the side door, seventy-year-old male with low blood pressure, generalized weakness, Eilis-Burdy.
00:10
Okay,
00:12
the South Lockport, EMS, 6962, Lincoln Avenue, side door entrance, a seventy-year-old male, low blood pressure, and general weakness.
00:20
ULS.P. Use after EMS, Fertr's clear at 17-40.
00:30
11 or 9th.
00:33
Miller O's 11 or 9.
00:35
Goet.
00:36
Rope.
00:38
10-4[1].11 or 9 responding, Newfane rehab for Wing C-Wing, Room 65.
00:47
11 or 9 to fire control.
00:49
We're on location.
00:51
11 or 9 in location.
00:58
11.09, fire control.
01:01
11 or 9. 11 or 8.
01:04
Could you tell us for manpower to the scene due to unsafe conditions in the parking lot we'll lead to help with the stretcher? Tom for, manpower to the scene.
01:28
Central Miller Hose.
01:30
Manpower requested to this scene, or EMS call, near Transit Road.
01:35
Repeating to Miller Hose.
01:38
Additional tones requested for a manpower to the scene, near Transit Road for unsafe conditions in the parking lot.
01:45
Request assistance with this direction.
01:47
Rachel, clear 1747.
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10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Transit Rd, Newfane, NY 14108
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