Medical emergency for man in his 60s near West Main St, Punxsutawney PA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical response for a man in his 60s near West Main Street, Big Run. The man is sick, not fully alert, and experiencing hallucinations. Multiple emergency units responded at a high priority level.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Med 9 Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Phavenile to EMS Station 80 for near West Main Street, Big Run for a male in his 60s, showing as a sick person,
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0,859.
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Representative Fire Station,
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17, QRS, 0, 859.
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Supercenters fire station 17 QR has for near West Main Street, Big Run for a male in his 60s.
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At this time, station 17 due as well as station 50.
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50.
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1610.
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50, you're acknowledging at 0,900 hours.
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Acknowledge.
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District County, Motation 80, near West Main Street, Big Run Borough,
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Mailman 60, and sick person, delta-love response,
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2901. County, 62 is responding on that.
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62 years following 0901, near West Main Street, Big Run Borough.
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Mail is 60s, sick person,
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not alert to his normal.
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Post-80, seeing and hearing things, folks at LSDC's immediate Delta response.
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Deverson from Medic 93.
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Go ahead, 93.
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Responding the Big Run.
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93, could you repeat that?
02:33
993 could be AILA truck responding to Big Run.
02:38
Copy 92, 93, you're responding at 0902-2-near West Main Street Big Run for a mail in his 60s, not alert to his normal, he is being in hearing things altered, altered, it's going to be a delta-level response.
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9-4.
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Location mentioned:
W Main St, Punxsutawney, PA 15767
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