Woman reported unconscious in Syracuse found alert, Syracuse MO
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Medical EmergencyA 59-year-old woman was reported unconscious and fainting near Highway 50 in Syracuse. Emergency responders found her lightly breathing but unresponsive. Later, she was confirmed to be awake and okay.
Audio|Heard on: Morgan County and Area Police, Fire / EMS
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02:27
Transcript:
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unconscious fainting near Highway 50.
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Fortuna fire, I'm conscious fainting near Highway 50, Syracuse, 59-year-old female.
00:08
Terms 822.22.
00:16
Responding your heart route.
00:18
Copy 806, responding to Earhart Road.
00:20
You're responding 142, Gearhart Road, Department Diaz and David,
00:24
61-year-old males complaining of shortness and breath and chest pain, just have a history of stroke and cancer, 824.
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We're in a row.
00:34
Central copies 802 in route 8, please.
00:42
Monasaw Central 421 Fire, 2nd Jones, Highway 50.
00:58
Monoth Central, Fortuna Fire, second tones for Midmo 20,
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near Highway 50, Syracuse, repeating near Highway 50,
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unconscious,
01:12
fainting, 59-year-old female, light breathing, and will not wake up.
01:16
827.
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Brush 940 and Robert 3.
01:25
Central copies, brush 940 and Robert 3.
01:27
We're responding near Highway 50, 59-year-old female,
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is lightly breathing and will not wake up.
01:35
827.
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827. 8.6 on scene 827.
01:54
Montana Central, Brush 940.
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That's central.
02:02
That's central.
02:06
Brush 940. Morgan County advised you can disregard.
02:10
Female subject is okay and alert.
02:13
828.
02:18
Press 940 received.
02:24
Central copies disregarding 820.
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Location mentioned:
US-50, Syracuse, MO 65354
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