74-year-old male found unconscious with breathing, Racine WI
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched for a 74-year-old male found breathing but unconscious near Candle Court, Unit 6. He has a medical history including diabetes, heart conditions, and cancer.
Audio|Heard on: Racine/South Shore Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Attention Med 12, wrist on near Candle Ct, Unit 6.
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For a 74-year-old male that's breathing but unconscious and responsive.
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Attention Med 12, wrist on near Candle Ct, Unit 6.
00:15
For a 74-year-old male found breathing but unresponsive.
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Unconscious,
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he is a diabetic and has some cardiac history,
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rushes their Holy Cross and 5 miles, have a toll of 2041.
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Dispatch from that 12.
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Not 12, Vod.
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Key dispatch engine 11 in this call.
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Copy.
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I don't know.
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Attention, engine 11, respond with Medtov to the call at near Candle Ct, Unit 6.
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That's for a 74-year-old male.
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If I'm breathing but unconscious and responsive,
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it's a history of cancer, heart issues, and diabetes.
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Attention, engine 11, respond with Medi-Thal up to the call, near Candle Ct, Unit 6.
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A 74-year-old male found breathing but unconscious, not responding.
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That's what a history of cancer.
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or diabetes and heart issues.
01:29
Cross streets are Holy Cross and 5 Mile, temperature tones French 11, 2043.
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Location mentioned:
Candle Ct, Racine, WI 53402
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