Medical emergency for older woman at Sapulpa address, Sapulpa OK
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are attending to a 72-year-old woman near South Elm Street in Sapulpa who has swollen legs, low blood pressure, cold legs, headache, and neck and foot pain. No personal names or specific address numbers are disclosed.
Audio|Heard on: Creek County and Kellyville Public Safety
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
Ladder 1, medical emergency, near South Elm Street.
00:12
1-11, unit 1-111-1.
00:17
9-11.
00:21
No.
00:23
11, call near South Elm Street, Sapulpa.
00:27
Copy, you see this time out.
00:30
Engine 6th 15 route to an NBA at 199 eastbound.
00:34
No.
00:36
Call be en route near South Elm Street, stand by for nature.
00:40
Not on one dispatch.
00:43
Red.
00:44
He showed me out my police department, Forest Hill, standby.
00:49
12.7.
00:54
Ida 120, you can show us 97.
00:57
All right, 7.
01:03
101-1-15. 101-15-chand-day action.
01:09
Solomon, can you repeat the address? I haven't got a page.
01:15
It's near South Elm Street, near South Elm Street in Sapulpa.
01:25
How do I copy responding? The 72-year-old female has swollen legs, low pressure is low on oxygen, has a headache and neck pain, and no cardiac history.
01:38
13 clip.
01:43
Valazel can.
01:45
Sounds one good.
01:51
Could you show me out to elementary?
01:54
Follow up from...
01:59
129.
02:05
1111, you're responding for a 72-year-old female hypotension, swollen legs.
02:10
Arcee is saying that her legs are cold and she's having neck and foot pain.
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Location mentioned:
S Elm St, Sapulpa, OK 74066
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