Medical emergency for chest pain near Cottondale Road, Springtown TX
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services received a call about a person experiencing chest pain near Cottondale Road at the intersection of Davis Court and Hill Road. The caller also reported a vehicle parked with its lights on nearby. Responders were dispatched promptly.
Audio|Heard on: Parker County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Medic 22. Incoming call, near Cottondale Road, Cross Streets, Davis Court and Hill Road, Box 4806.
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150
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5
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Texas 4871-8155 4871 8155 4871 85 last name dial a white female receive
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163
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163
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Out-of-state insurances I'm not getting but the Texas shows unconfirmed.
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I'm not getting a return out of Indiana for that trailer.
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Two-four.
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Thank you for your record on.
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Worker on.
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40,
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quarter-coppy return.
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New Jersey.
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40.
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Received. Break.
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150.
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One, near Cottondale Road, Cross Street's Davis Court and Hill Road, Fox 4806.
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Caller called back and said that the Durango is going to be parked at West Bankhead and Mineral Wells with their lights on.
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What Durango was involved?
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17 Road.
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Engine 48, Priority 2[1], Chest pain, near Cottondale Road, respond on EMS1, Cross Streets Davis Court and Hill Road, X-486.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 2: Non-emergency/urgent response (generally without lights and sirens)
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Location mentioned:
Cotton Dale Rd, Springtown, TX 76082
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