Multiple medical emergencies reported in Baltimore area
Medical EmergencyEmergency crews were sent to several places in Baltimore for people having trouble breathing or chest pain.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Fire
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Transcript:
1029 respond, medical alarm. 52-50, Quinst Falls Parkway, North Valyisky Street for (name withheld)'s trouble breathing, 60-year-old female. 20-29 respond, critical alarm, 52-2-50, Quincy, Street. (name withheld)'s trouble breathing. 60-year-old female, 10-1[1] response, timeout 12-57. 20-41. Pink Rundee. The entire 800 blocks, the exterior, the 814, South Runyon, so gas found in any of the locations, the park could have been served. All right, 41, good and stand, 12.58. Engine 14, ASU1, and both 605 respond of medical alarm, 14-50, 602 South Payston Street, off the Eagle Street in Ohio Avenue. Breathing Problem, 76-year-old male, 6-2 response. Engine 14, ASU1, AMBO 6-05 respond.14-50, 602, 602, South Payston Street. Freedom Problem, 76-year-old male, 6-02 response, 122 response, 1259. Truck then, Medics 16 respond. Medical Alarm, 23-50, 401, West Pratt Street. Hilton Hotel Security in the rear between South Utah and South Packer Streets for (name withheld)'s chest pain, 45-year-old female. Truck Time 10, Medic 16 respond, medical alarm 23-50, 401 West Pratt Street, Hilton Hotel Security in the rear between South Utah and South Packet Street. (name withheld)'s chest pains, 45-year-old female, 10 Charlie 3[2] response. I'm out 1301.1.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-1: Response
[2]
10 Charlie 3: EMS response code (Charlie level medical emergency)
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Location mentioned:
Near S Payson St, Baltimore, MD 21223
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