Ambulance called for woman with breathing difficulty, Rensselaer IN
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Medical EmergencyAn ambulance was dispatched for a middle-aged woman near East Beaver Street experiencing shortness of breath, high pulse, and back pain related to COPD.
Audio|Heard on: Jasper County Sheriff, Indiana State Police Districts 13 & 14
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Transcript:
00:00
Attention, Medicare, fire request you be knocked to near East Beaver Street.
00:04
Near East Beaver, reference a 40-year-old female with COPD, requesting an ambulance reference an elevated pulse and difficulty breathing.
00:11
They did also advise she's having some back pain.
00:13
The door will be unlocked.
00:15
First page 015312, and all-page requesting available medicine.
00:18
Two or four, one zero pulse, no co-finite.
00:31
They're on a tank, Jim, through 54.
00:45
Attention Rockafair, this is your second page.
00:47
Second page requesting you mean route to near East Beaver Street.
00:51
Near East Beaver, reference of 40-year-old female CFPD and requesting an ambulance,
00:56
reference in an elevated pool for difficulty breathing.
00:58
They did also by she's having the back pain, the door should be unlocked.
01:01
Your second page at 0-156.
01:22
Attention, Morocco Virus is your third page.
01:24
Third page requesting APN out to near East Beaver Street.
01:28
Near East Beaver.
01:30
Reference of 48-year-old female with COPD requesting the ambulance for an elevated pulse and difficulty breathing.
01:35
She is also having some back pain.
01:37
The door should be locked.
01:38
Third page at 0159.
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Location mentioned:
Rensselaer, IN 47978
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