Units dispatched to 4833 Swiss Fox for a medical emergency; difficulty locating patient in backyard sheds; later patient found and contact made., Polk County FL
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Medical EmergencyUnits dispatched to 4833 Swiss Fox for a medical emergency; difficulty locating patient in backyard sheds; later patient found and contact made.
Audio|Heard on: Polk County Fire Rescue, Fire and EMS
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
If you're still landline with a caller, can you confirm the address and have them meet us up the roadway? We're at the address we were dispatched to and there's no one answering.
00:08
It's 4833 Swiss fox.
00:10
They're in the shed behind the house.
00:13
Yes, ma'am. We read the notes.
00:14
We're at 4833 and went to the shed behind the house and no one's answering.
00:18
Hi, Codby. We're still landline.
00:19
Stand by.
00:23
No match that engine ain't confirming you're at the shed right up against the house, white shed with brown trim.
00:35
There's multiple sheds in the backyard.
00:37
We went to the one on the left for the note.
00:39
We'll try the one on the right.
00:41
Having it the white shed with brown trim.
00:47
Nervizing some clothes are outside in a cane.
00:55
Engineate dispatch.
00:56
Engine 8.
01:02
Can you please get landline and have someone step out to the curb and direct us to where they're at? We've gone to two sheds in this backyard.
01:08
I don't think we're at the right house.
01:12
Copy. Stand by.
01:18
Six. Price you six.
01:23
That's the name.
01:29
Ingenit to fetch.
01:31
Engineate.
01:33
Patient's been found or patient contact.
01:35
Copy. Engineate base contact.
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Polk County, FL
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