79-year-old female treated for fainting and breathing trouble, Orem UT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 79-year-old female near South 250 West in Orem who was feeling faint, vomiting, and having difficulty breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Utah County Public Safety
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02:56
Transcript:
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Medicambulance 31 and engine 31 respond to medical call near South 250 West in Orem on fire 1
00:17
For Tj15, units are clear.
00:21
E.2.56, copy an accident, PD.
00:32
700 North Redwood Road, 2700 North Redwood Road.
00:38
An off-duty Murray officer rolled up on a single vehicle accident.
00:43
Gray Toyota Camry,
00:44
local whiskey zero five three Tango Delta with severe front end damage.
00:50
The vehicles unoccupied officers leaving the area.
00:56
56 coffee.
01:03
Near South 250 West for a 79-year female conscious of breathing who's been feeling faint for the last 10 minutes and is now throwing up having hard time breathing near South 250 West
01:31
Requesting to be transferred to you regarding your sex offense.
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Thank you very much.
01:45
Code board it, Jensen.
01:47
8 Orem,
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whiskey,
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40 to Charlie of Lima.
02:01
Control, medic, angels, 261 claim available.
02:09
Control engine 262 back and service and available.
02:13
Thank you.
02:21
45 Raleigh copy 246 this is going to be mile marker 261 a 15 northbound a red hot specific who is higher they're going to be on the right shoulder they're going to have their hazons on and they do have someone in route helps them change it
02:48
Metramedix 31 arrived.
02:51
The engine 31 arrived.
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Location mentioned:
S 250 W, Orem, UT 84058
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