Medical emergency for panic attack on highway 54, Towanda KS
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services were dispatched to a highway 54 location near river valley road for a person experiencing a panic attack. EMS was requested at mile marker 234 to assist the individual.
Audio|Heard on: Butler County Area Sheriff, Police, EMS and EMA
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02:39
Transcript:
00:00
We've got SO out with me.
00:02
We're at mile marker 234 on 54.
00:05
Can you start EMS?
00:07
I think the third Gingvo is going to put yourself into a panic attack here.
00:13
What mile marker did you say?
00:18
234. 234?
00:25
234. Negative, that was 7300.
00:29
Correct tag shows active on a 2015 Chevy Cruze, white in colors, last of Kane, out of Wichita, Expiration (number withheld), signal 30.
00:41
Simple.
00:43
That's better.
00:44
They're on their way.
00:45
They were just waiting for it to cool down a little bit.
00:52
They were.
00:54
I'll be too, Nate.
00:59
Go-up.
01:11
Do you have any symptoms for this patient for EMS?
01:18
Sorry, there's a lot of wind noise.
01:20
Any what?
01:23
Symptoms for EMS.
01:27
Anxiety, I don't like a panic attack.
01:30
Good work.
01:41
EMS Station 2, request for EMS, mile marker 234 on Highway 54, operate EMS.
01:57
You can have EMS park in front of the subject's vehicle.
02:09
21 this match, those are nearest crossstream.
02:13
It's going to be eastbound, Highway 54 and River Valley Road.
02:18
No.
02:25
116, confirmation has been sent to Cali County.
02:30
Just waiting on a response.
02:36
So far you advise, the confirmation has been sent.
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Location mentioned:
NW River Valley Rd, Towanda, KS 67144
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