Medical emergency for a 70-year-old woman found on floor, Petersburg VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a medical emergency near Parkview Avenue in Petersburg for a 70-year-old woman found on the floor. Medical personnel arrived on scene and confirmed the woman had been on the floor for several hours. Access to the residence was gained and further assistance was en route.
Audio|Heard on: Petersburg Fire/Rescue
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02:10
Transcript:
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Engine 3 Medical 11, Engine 3 Medical 11, respond to near Parkview Avenue.
00:05
That's near Parkview Avenue, Petersburg, on scene with a 70-year-old female who is on the floor,
00:15
unable to get inside the...
00:20
Cross Street is Al Pound at Gracie White Parkway, Gracie White Circle,
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1347 ounce.
00:32
Njj 30s are flying.
00:39
Medic 13 en route.
00:47
Engine 3, you can disregard the gained access to the resident.
00:52
Medical 11 unneeded continue your response to near Parkview Avenue.
01:00
That's near Parkview Avenue.
01:02
With a 70-year-old female,
01:07
not sure what's going on.
01:12
Needed three, copy and service.
01:17
The cross street is going to be Al Avenue at Gracie White Circle.
01:21
Your last four is (number withheld) at 1348 hours.
01:27
I just heard you copy engine three in service.
01:39
I copy engine three is in service.
01:41
1349.
01:53
Peter's break to Medic Limit.
01:57
Medic 13, go ahead.
02:00
My apologies, Medic 13.
02:02
P.D.'s requesting E.T.A.
02:04
The server has been on the floor for several hours.
02:08
Approximately seven mics.
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Location mentioned:
Parkview Ave, Petersburg, VA 23803
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