Extrication assistance requested at trailer park medical emergency, Palmyra NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a medical emergency at a trailer park near South Townline Road. Assistance was requested for the extrication of a patient at lot number 19 in the Valley View Community Trailer Park. Ambulance and monitoring units were on scene to provide support.
Audio|Heard on: Western Finger Lakes Region Fire VHF Paging
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Transcript:
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Bres.
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Pemeyra and East Pellmire to the Valley View Community Trailer Park, near South Townline Road, lot number 19, Hitchinger Lake's ambulance on location,
00:13
requesting help with extrication of a patient.
00:16
It's Pomer and East Pallmira to near South Townline Road, lot number 19, to assist the MS on location, MS-727.
00:43
Fire dispatcher to Fairport for the smoke detector activation, near Brantley Way between Onyx Drive and Bruceford Way, Fox 134, Fairport, Opt 8.
00:54
Fire dispatcher to Fairport for the smoke detector activation, near Brantley Way, between Onyx Drive and Bruceford Way.
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Fairport,
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opposite eight.
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Pomer 1410 is a group.
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That's the Kerr 1410. Can you drop 1410?
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Cur 1410.
01:32
Can you drop the call one more time, please?
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Received.
01:55
Pomer and East Pellmira monitors on the retone to assist the MS on location near South Townline Road at the trailer park, lot number 19 with extrication.
02:04
It's Pomerara and East Pallmira to assist the MS on location to that car 1410 on the way.
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Time of 731.
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Location mentioned:
S Townline Rd, Palmyra, NY 14522
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