Man chokes on pizza near Milliken Road, North Yarmouth ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to Tickom Field Road near Milliken Road for a 43-year-old male choking on pizza. The patient later reported feeling light-headed and unable to sit down.
Audio|Heard on: Yarmouth Police / Fire, Cumberland and Freeport Fire
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02:21
Transcript:
00:00
Northarmouthfire, standby for a medical 2.6, Tickom Field Road.
00:24
Fire alarm on the air, Medical Box 3, North Yarmouth Ambulance 56, Service Truck 54, 24, 2626, Tickom Field Road,
00:33
Cross Streets, Milliken Road, for a 43-year-old male that is choking on pizza,
00:38
responding normally, not breathing normally, Delta level response, repeating, Medical Box 3,
00:43
North Road, ambulance 56, service truck 54, 26, Tickom Field Road, Cross Street, Milliken Road,
00:49
for 43-year-old male choking on pizza, responding to normal.
00:52
normally, not breathing normally.
00:54
Delta level response, temperature tone 1245.
01:00
1,500, 501 to the station.
01:05
Go ahead.
01:07
I'll be en route to the station and 56 will be en route shortly.
01:12
501, you're en route to the station, 56 en route shortly.
01:22
Carlo, 5-O-E drift.
01:27
One stand by a towing on another channel.
01:36
Good.
01:41
The 5-O-E going direct.
01:44
Five-O-E going direct.
01:48
North Carolina fire alarm 573 reporting directly to the school.
01:55
73, Inmer direct.
02:04
156 respondent.
02:06
Responding.
02:12
Responding.
02:13
North Armament, ambulance 56.
02:15
Go ahead.
02:17
The patient is now feeling light-headed and he's unable to sit down.
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Location mentioned:
Milliken Rd, North Yarmouth, ME 04097
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