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Medical emergency for young male with chest tightnessSeattle WA

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E Louisa St & Eastlake Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102

According to the dispatch call, medical responders attended to a 21-year-old male near Eastlake Avenue East and East Louisa Street in Seattle who reported chest tightness and has a history of drug use.

Audio|Heard on: Seattle Fire
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Engine 22, 8 response, Eastlake Avenue East, near East Louisa Street.
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Edge 22,
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Eastlake Avenue East, near East Louisa Street.
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At the intersection, there is a 21-year-old male,
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known drug use, complaining of chest tightness, additional patient information under NBC.

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Location mentioned:
E Louisa St & Eastlake Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102

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