Man experiences chest pain at pharmacy in Peekskill, Peekskill NY
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Medical EmergencyA 54-year-old man experienced chest pain at the CVS Pharmacy near Main Street in Peekskill, prompting a response from police, fire, and emergency medical services.
Audio|Heard on: Peekskill Police, Fire and EMS
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
PEEKilVAC-35 Medics 3 engine 1-30, in front of CVS Pharmacy, near Main Street, between Dayton Lane and Evergreen Road.
00:09
A 54-year-old male with chest pain.
00:12
Peaksville VAC 35 Medics 3 engine 130, in front of CVS Pharmacy, near Main Street, between Dayton Lane and Evergreen Road.
00:23
A 54-year-old male chest pain.
00:29
K-9-1.
00:35
Respondy. Respondy-1940.
00:46
Respondy-1942.
00:50
A neighbor staging here is a possible argument.
00:57
Finder none.
00:59
Five or six.
01:02
Let's say four.
01:10
Five, six.
01:13
Ten, two, eight.
01:17
10 a you say they to shoot
01:20
10-8[1] permit 10-4[2] permanent yep
01:30
3-4 4
01:33
show me out
01:43
April 4-0-250 to checking status.
01:49
Okay, do you warning.
01:52
Yep.
01:55
Yes,
01:57
there's no one obviously flagging us down.
01:59
Do you have anything further?
02:02
We checked both bus stops and didn't see anyone there.
02:08
That's a negative.
02:10
Stand by.
02:13
Angel 1-300 is on location.
02:17
911. 911.
02:26
753, we have patient contact room on the KFC side.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service / Available for calls
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment of message received or understood.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Peekskill, NY 10566
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