Land rescue for cardiac emergency near Lick Run Road, Tioga County PA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders conducted a land rescue near Lick Run Road and Paper Birch Lane in Gaines Township for a patient experiencing a cardiac emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Potter and McKean County Fire and EMS
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03:12
Transcript:
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Todd Cray, Number 10, Wells Way, L.S, Box 10.004, Gaines Township, near Lick Run Road and Paper Birch Lane, for a land rescue.
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Freaky with cardiac emergency.
00:49
Todd County Department 10, Wellesboro, ALS[1],
00:53
Box 10-04, Gaines Township,
00:58
near Lick Run Road and Paper Birch Lane for a land rescue, victim of cardiac emergency,
01:04
$1,100.
01:19
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810, 1100.
01:38
18, County, every 10, standing bar.
01:43
L810, 1101.
01:49
Aang in your list at 600 School Street Department 9, Woman Hill, 11.03.
01:58
7.6.
02:01
Togmat Amos 376.
02:05
Togmad Amos 376.
02:17
Backhand, number 10, Wolveray our last box.
02:40
Gaines Township, I'm the Lick Run Road near Paper Birch Lane for a land rescue cardiac emergency.
03:03
Department 10, Walswell, S, Box 10-04, Gaines Township, Lick Run Road, near Paper Birch Lane, for land rescue, patient cardiac emergency 11.05.
Police codes explained
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[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support (paramedic-level medical response)
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Location mentioned:
Lick Run Rd & Paper Birch Ln, Gaines Township, PA 16921
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