Medical call for seizure at laundry near West Grand Ave, Old Orchard Beach ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a seizure incident at Ocean Suds Laundry near West Grand Avenue. The patient is a male with an elevated breathing rate requiring medical attention.
Audio|Heard on: Southern York County Public Safety
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02:41
Transcript:
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POSUZOTOMAYING, EMS call for AMBIL-75.
00:03
109 West Grand Avenue, Ocean Suds Laundry, for an alpha-level seizure.
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WG in Detroit.
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We're already on.
00:25
That's four.
00:32
4-4-year-old 174 route 109 West Grand Avenue in an apartment 202 37-year-old male alpha-level feeder activity elevated breathing rate of 44 bucks from that.
00:53
Jeff, we're at the ambulance 75 sorry 705 sorry 75-0 75 room.
01:04
11 o'allant you, what's best you have?
01:13
The public of the mom, T-night,
01:16
alpha or bravo, medical.
01:19
I'm going to my name.
01:23
Over the moment. Over, Elm's burn alpha level feature.
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The second...
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...theirce.
01:41
...by in our turn to come to the agency.
01:43
...the 20 stores to the police department in the lobby.
01:48
It's going to be for a sick person and help alone.
01:57
This is a second at nine-five.
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Samo.
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One.
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A logger for lander thirty-five.
02:10
Can you send down the engine for the engine for you looking at this thing?
02:13
Have forward to thirty-five engine for looking at this.
02:27
O.J.5. I'll retransment the end of this call.
02:31
And then 72 respond to 109 Westman.
02:36
Maybe I'm 75 would like some lifting help.
02:41
I'd be OD2.
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Location mentioned:
W Grand Ave, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064
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