Man with breathing difficulty calls for medical help, Oxford MS
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a 73-year-old man near Highway 334 who was having difficulty breathing. He has a history of high blood pressure and COPD and recently had a medical procedure. His daughter is on the way but 40 minutes away. A deputy is en route to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Lafayette County Public Safety
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01:51
Transcript:
00:00
Attention about this county fire.
00:02
I need you to be en route to near Highway 334 C.
00:08
It's going to be near Highway 334 C as in Charlie.
00:13
For a 73-year-old male,
00:18
he's having difficulty breathing.
00:20
He has a history of high blood pressure and COPD.
00:23
He had some type of procedure done yesterday.
00:26
Daughter is unsure.
00:28
It's going to be a third-party call.
00:30
She is on her way, but she's about 40 minutes out.
00:43
104 about this which unit I walked on you?
00:47
It 8-8-2, you sit out in Harmatown.
00:55
That's Jack.
00:56
I'm approximately thirty-five minutes from Zine.
01:03
There's good.
01:10
881, do you have somebody close here? Do I need to go ahead and respond?
01:16
Okay, if I could respond.
01:20
Copy, thanks.
01:25
This much, copy, 83.
01:34
The unit's front door should be unlocked.
01:38
It's going to be a trailer on a hill.
01:41
She advised that he couldn't say anything to her but her name, and he was struggling to breathe hard.
01:48
We do have a deputy en route to standby.
01:50
She all get on scene.
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Location mentioned:
MS-334, Oxford, MS 38655
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