70-year-old woman found unconscious but breathing, Oakfield NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency personnel responded to a report of a 70-year-old woman found unconscious but breathing near Lewiston Road in Oakfield. Medical and rescue teams were dispatched and arrived on scene to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee County Fire/EMS
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01:54
Transcript:
00:00
O'Feele second call onercet one, 70-year-old female unconscious breathing.
00:04
Near Lewiston Road, female and judge.
00:15
Oakfield, second call in your district, Merse-Semitic number one, 70-year-old female, unconscious breathing.
00:20
Near Lewiston Road between Maltby and Judge.
00:24
Turnout 12-357-7-5, your wishes.
00:31
What's both to take, the Lewiston Road call, Mercy can handle DDSL under all.
00:41
Dispatch copies 75505-0-field-74 to handle near Lewiston Road, MercyMedic 2 to handle 39 Maple Avenue.
00:50
Mercy medic 1 to Friday, hush, we're responding.
00:55
Mercy, medic 1 responding, near Lewiston Road.
01:00
Mercy medic, medic, 4 your dispatch.
01:05
Stand by, Mercy, Medic 1, Mercy, 4.
01:11
Dispatch, Mercy, Medic 4, go ahead with your message.
01:14
Medic 4 is covered hospital.
01:18
Drop.
01:24
755 is on location.
01:26
Joe, I got a silver Ruff-150.
01:29
That's my vehicle off-front.
01:30
755 on location, near Lewiston Road.
01:34
Rescue 7-4 seam traffic.
01:37
Fulfield 7-4 on location.
01:44
Mercy Squad 1.
01:45
Sorry, this afternoon to your responding with another one outfield.
01:51
Mercy Squad 1, responding, near Lewiston Road.
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Location mentioned:
Lewiston Rd, Oakfield, NY 14125
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