Pregnant woman has seizure at Walmart parking lot, Williamsville NY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were sent to Walmart near Transit Road in Lancaster for a pregnant woman who had a seizure in the parking lot. She is no longer having a seizure as of the update.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Erie County Fire Dispatch
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02:41
Transcript:
00:00
Pondisor Kiyama near Transit Road at the Walmart in the parking lot for a female in seizure who is pregnant.
00:12
Thank you for everyone.
00:13
It's over blocking.
00:20
For you, Steve, marching medic 95 from the clear of the incident.
00:24
Erie Kenny Sheriff's drawn location.
00:26
Steve, here he counts.
00:27
The concert responding.
00:29
The 16 times.
00:43
Station, 16 times.
00:51
Freedal Control, Medi County 5 can show us the new surface, by the way.
01:00
Shirley's going tonight.
01:04
The expert is going tonight.
01:05
Experiment control is going tonight.
01:13
9, go ahead.
01:17
Mark, just down as a PDO, all these kinds of units in service.
01:31
9-2, you've conquered four, do you copy.
01:36
Four copies.
01:40
Thank you, Acknowledge.
01:46
We're ready to be in 612.
01:51
7.1 and myself are responding to Walmart with the other units.
01:58
Claire, you're back in service from Lidlin at 1612, responding at 1612.
02:10
The location at 1613.
02:16
Location at 1613.
02:20
Flight Castor, 22ndstrict 9-1, you can show all Twin District units here.
02:25
That's clear, location, 16.
02:31
Castor, 22ndstrict 91.
02:35
Lane Taster.
02:38
Update for the ambulance patient is not currently in a seizure.
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Location mentioned:
Transit Rd, Williamsville, NY 14221
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