An ambulance crew was dispatched to a male patient experiencing altered mental status at Number Four Path of Heroes Way., Pearl River NY
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Medical EmergencyAn ambulance crew was dispatched to a male patient experiencing altered mental status at Number Four Path of Heroes Way.
Audio|Heard on: Pearl River Ambulance
Listen to dispatch call
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
For four parts of heroes' way for a male-altered mental status.
00:05
Heading South Oinschown,
00:07
quest for a third rig.
00:10
Number four, half of heroes' way for a male altered mental status.
00:14
Time now is 9-11.
00:23
Zero and Penny Starop units to go with Sawak 2 to complete the third crew, bye.
00:28
B.
00:43
Three one of the air, south on town, looking for additional members to complete a third crew.
00:49
Need to respond, four, half of heroes' way.
00:53
Right now with ultra-mental status.
00:56
Freezing a third and final call, I need an additional crew member to complete a third crew crew.
01:01
First off, four pass of heroes way, now with ultra-mental status.
01:05
Time now is 9.13.
01:13
Received, I believe I did hear a unit responding in 913.
01:25
Received 21.
01:27
Anyone still at 2.0, if you can stand by the building going to turn this call over.
01:48
Pha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-
01:59
3-1-air Pro-over-Handil and Cune Mutual Aid to South Orange Town.
02:04
Number four, Path of Heroes Way into Tann.
02:07
It's going to be for a male-altered mental status.
02:11
Heating Pearl River Mutual Aid to South Orange Town, number four, path of heroes way into town
02:16
for a male-altered mental status.
02:19
Time now is 915.
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Location mentioned:
Pearl River, NY
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