Medical emergency for elderly man near Rockland Road, Roscoe NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a general illness call for a 70-year-old man near Rockland Road in Roscoe. Basic life support units and mutual aid from Livingston Manor were requested to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Sullivan County Fire/EMS Paging
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Transcript:
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Sullivan dispatch to Roscoe Rockland,
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a 70-year-old male, generally ill, near Rockland Road.
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BLS[1] response, repeating Sullivan dispatch to Roscoe Rockland, a 70-year-old male generally ill,
00:18
near Rockland Road, a BLS[1] response of Sattler Street, 1936.
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Welcome dispatch to Roscoe Rockland, your final page in full crew still needed.
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70-year-old male, generally ill, near Rockland Road, a BLS[1] response repeating Sullivan Diff badge to Roscoe Rockland.
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Your final page, a full crew still needed.
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70-year-old male, generally ill,
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near Rockland Road, a BLS[1] response across the Sattler Street, 1938.
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BOWS.
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BAS.
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Sullivan dispatch to Livingston Manor,
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mutual aid to Roscoe Rockland, a 70-year-old male generally ill, near Rockland Road, a BLS[1] response.
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Repeating Sullivan dispatch to Livingston Manor,
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mutual aid to Roscoe Rockland, a 70-year-old male generally ill, near Rockland Road, a BLS[1] response,
01:42
cross the Sattler Street, 1939.
01:56
Welcome to this past to Livingston Manor, you have a full crew.
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Livingston Manor, you have a full crew.
Police codes explained
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BLS: Basic Life Support
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Location mentioned:
Rockland Rd, Roscoe, NY 12776
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