Female has anxiety attack after false report of husband being shot, Racine WI
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a female experienced an anxiety attack after mistakenly being told her husband was shot. It was later confirmed he was safe and with police officers.
Audio|Heard on: Racine/South Shore Fire Dispatch
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01:50
Transcript:
00:00
Med 4 respond to 20th Street and Monroe Avenue. A female reported her husband was shot and is now having an anxiety attack.
00:11
No information on where the shooting happened or the husband's location.
00:17
Again,
00:18
Med4 respond to 20th Street and Monroe Avenue for female having an anxiety attack.
00:23
She received news that her husband was potentially shot, but there is no information on the location.
00:28
The caller and patient are currently outside.
00:33
Thirty-one-year-old female wearing a red shirt, black light, and white shoes.
00:42
This is Fetch, Med3.
00:46
Med3.
00:48
Please place Med3 on the road available.
00:51
Kathy.
00:58
This is correct.
01:00
Quentin.
01:02
The radio is scratching.
01:05
You're returning.
01:13
Sorry, the radio is scratching.
01:14
You're returning still.
01:21
Trouble that, he's part, switch that is station.
01:24
Got to point in time.
01:30
That's Med4.
01:32
Med4.
01:34
We have two patients.
01:36
Negative, just the female having an anxiety attack after being advised that her husband was shot. It was determined he is with police and unharmed.
01:47
That is a separate incident on the north side of town.
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Location mentioned:
20th St & Monroe Ave, Racine, WI 53405
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