Child with breathing difficulty reported near Railroad Ave, Wheeler IN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are attending to an eight-year-old child having difficulty breathing near Railroad Avenue. The homeowner has requested that fire and EMS personnel wear masks due to respiratory concerns.
Audio|Heard on: Porter County Public Safety
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
Top Fire, Station 700, 752, and Medic 31.
00:06
Priority 1[1].
00:08
Breathing problem.
00:09
At near Railroad Ave.
00:12
Time off 0852.
00:15
Okay,
00:19
Tommy.
00:21
To it.
00:24
Medical information to East Railroad Street.
00:27
Medics are en route for an eight-year-old with difficulty breathing conscious.
00:33
1023.
00:39
Notice. That's one.
00:42
That one.
00:46
Teller.
00:51
Being clear in your stop, Aberdeen Family Express.
00:59
Okay,
01:00
responding.
01:02
Clear 854.
01:07
24 Portage Business alarm.
01:12
224. 224.
01:14
Back out at JJ's 6275 Central showing north ceiling motion.
01:23
And up.
01:31
Central Volvo Rescue 2
01:35
Rescue 2
01:37
Sanchez, your rescue 2 arrived, Porta Rachel.
01:42
Cleary to do what?
01:48
282 county status
01:54
That's 23
01:56
Yes, 23.
02:00
The homeowner here is requesting that fire and EMS have masks on for respiratory reasons.
02:10
Sounds fine.
02:15
For units a route to railroad street,
02:19
PD's advising,
02:21
homeowners requesting fire and EMS wear masks for respiratory reasons.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action due to threat to life, safety, or property.
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Location mentioned:
Railroad Ave, Wheeler, IN 46393
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