Agitated woman with chest pain at Saratoga Springs store, Saratoga Springs NY
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Medical EmergencyA female caller was highly agitated and causing a disturbance inside a Stewart's store near Circular Street in Saratoga Springs. Emergency medical services were called because she complained of chest pain.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Warren and Saratoga Counties Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Disturbance, near Circular Street, Stewart's.
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Caller is highly agitated at sizing.
00:05
She slipped inside and was trying to retrieve information from staff.
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Sure.
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One Malin board or two, Melton Town Court for a ring.
00:28
(number withheld).
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I have to unname a data word.
00:32
A lot of pensive name already.
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Lenz falls.
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20200.
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Charles Therunora Zebra Ocean.
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First name is Kyle, common spelling.
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Middle name is Elizabeth, Thomas Belling.
00:56
David Mertz.
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(number withheld) like female second is his last name is David Everett Victor Ivan North Proctor Deborah Ocean first name Zebra Adam Charles and Robert Young middle name George Edward Edward Edward Adams later birth to 1995 like no
01:28
13 you can cancel I'm secure 5a2 can you start EMS priority two for the lady that's inside Stewart and she's complaining of chest pain 10 for a copy series secure starting EMS priority
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Fire Dispatch, Saratoga Fire 5652, 2 Alpha Medical Assist, near Circular Street, Stewart's.
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Repeating Saratoga Fire Dispatch to Saratoga Fire 5652, 2 Alpha Medical Assist, near Circular Street, Stewart's.
02:04
The 7202.
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Saratoga Springs, NY
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