Medical transport after delayed extrication, Atlanta GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a medical incident near Peachtree Street Northeast in Atlanta. Crews reported a delayed extrication and later transported a patient to Emory Midtown Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton GA EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
Good evening, Atlantic Thirty Five.
00:01
Eleven thirty-five.
00:05
Ritter's and eleven thirty-five, eleven thirty-five.
00:08
Thirty-five, we're code ten delayed extrication.
00:12
Good evening, eleven thirty-five.
00:16
Thirty-five.
00:18
Code eighty-nine.
00:20
Again, we are code ten delayed extrication.
00:24
Thirty-five on clear.
00:27
Good evening, eleven twenty-eight, eleven twenty.
00:31
Greater than Atlanta, twenty-eight Atlanta fleet.
00:34
Greater than Atlanta, twenty-eight Atlanta fleet.
00:38
B 506, go ahead.
00:42
Five hundred and six, we are on scene.
00:44
There is no Nissan white kick.
00:47
Can we get a callback please?
00:50
Ten four, stand by.
00:53
Greater than Bravo five, you can go ahead and cancel.
00:56
They went POV.
00:58
Five hundred and six clear.
00:59
Going back to one.
01:55
Twenty-eight, we're code ten with patient contact.
02:04
Five, can you please fill a changing destination to Emory Midtown, code three?
02:10
Ten four.
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Location mentioned:
Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
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