Unresponsive man found breathing in Villisca home, Villisca IA
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Medical EmergencyAn unresponsive 60-year-old man was found breathing at a residence near West 8th Street in Villisca. Emergency crews from Clarinda and Villisca were promptly dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Cass, Montgomery, Page, Fremont Counties Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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138, West 8th Street.
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138 West 8th Street for a 60-year-old male not responsive is breathing.
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Patient out of Clarinda, timeout 2038.
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Pagecom from Montgomery County on call 41.
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Pagecom.
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McGarmy County, go ahead for page.
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Page, can you dispatch Clarinda Medics to Villisca 138 West 8th Street? 138 West 8th Street for a 60-year-old male who is not responsive is breathing.
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He's a patient out of Clarinda.
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138 West 8th Street.
00:45
That's correct.
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Montgomery County Clear, 239.
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That's correct, Montgomery County, he's requesting you in Velocca,
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138, left 8th Street, 138,
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for a 60-year-old male non-responsive, but used breathing.
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All right. EMS is requesting you in Belisca at 138 West 8th Street, 138 West 8th Street, for a 60-year-old male non-responsive, but he is breathing.
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I'm out 2040.
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Go ahead.
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Villisca Rescue, this is a second page, second page, respond 138,
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138, West 8th Street, 138 West 8th Street in Valiska for a 60-year-old male.
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Not responsive is breathing.
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Clorandum medics have been paged en route two minutes.
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Timeout 2044.
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Location mentioned:
W 8th St, Villisca, IA 50864
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