Teenager treated for allergic reaction at high school, Stratford CT
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 16-year-old male at Stratford High School had an allergic reaction. Stratford Fire administered epinephrine, and EMS was en route to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Lower Naugatuck Valley Fire and EMS
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02:30
Transcript:
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Shelton EMS, standby for Mutual Aid, the Town Stratford, near King Street, Stratford High School.
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On EMS,
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first call in town,
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ALSMMF Priority,
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near King Street in the town of Stratford, Stratford High School, for the 16-year-old male on the allergic reaction, repeating,
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Shelt EMS,
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AALSM a priority,
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near King Street, Stratford High School,
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for the 16-year-old male on the allergic reaction.
00:49
Cross Streets are going to see...
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Catherine and Burnham as timeout is 15.20.
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Bye, Victor of 60.
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Victor 60.
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Victor 60.
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Just so you're aware, we're 22 minutes out.
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We're 22 minutes out.
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Ready,
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see.
01:27
So, dispatch to Five Victor60.
01:33
Five Victor 60, you calling?
01:37
Yes, Five Victor 60.
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You're going to be meeting Stratford Fire on scene.
01:43
They should be on the turf.
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Epi has been administered.
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I couldn't get that last part.
01:56
We're meeting Stratford Fire.
01:58
Did you say on the turf?
02:02
The turf field, yes.
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You're meeting Stratford Fire on the turf field.
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They're advising they have administered and deputy.
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Our ETA is about 1537.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
King St, Stratford, CT 06615
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