63-year-old woman with stroke symptoms at rural trailer
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Cullman County Public Safety
03:34
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County Fire Two, Bailington, need your assistance.
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(number withheld) County Road 1564, stroke.
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County Fire Two, Bailington, need your assistance.
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(number withheld) , County Road 1564 , stroke.
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Time of tone, 1501 .
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Ten forty-four, can I get a EMS number for the.
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That'll get on it.
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89 is also here.
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10-4. 10-4.
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10-4. I'm still day shift.
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I don't have a lineup.
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I need EMS numbers of people occupying the trucks.
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Mayla and rescue one are out.
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Mayla and rescue one are out.
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11's in service.
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Seven, seven, seven.
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Seven, seven, seven.
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Three fifty-five, Karen, 15 sixty-four.
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Gonna be a sixty-three-year-old female having really bad dizzy spells and a headache.
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Caller says she's probably having a stroke.
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It's gonna be a double-wide trailer, and there is a black Kia in the driveway.
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We're dispatch.
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We're trying to hurry, but we got to get some clothes.
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Do the best we can.
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Over. 34
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is around POV.
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Around POV.
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This is that 725.
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Thank
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you, ladies.
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(number withheld).
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Generation, you want to be a plan?
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I don't think.
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Twenty-five feet.
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Go ahead.
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That status is current.
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Restrictions correct.
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It lives in partnership.
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Lost in Dakota.
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Home burned out of Holly Ponds.
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Negative twenty-nine.
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Sample.
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Ten four. I still had you assigned to the mobile.
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Four heavy mobile (number withheld) county road 1564 63 year old female conscious breathing state she's having really bad dizzy spells and a headache.
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Possible stroke.
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(number withheld) County Road 1564 en route.
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Seven four heavy en route.
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Eight twelve on scene.
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Eight twelve on scene.
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