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A maroon Cadillac is stuck in the middle of the road because its battery is dead. The driver is waiting for help.
Audio|Source: Carroll County Sheriff, Carrollton Police and Fire
00:28
Transcript: 1065 vehicle, Alabama Avenue at Poplar Street, plain survive on his battery went dead, and he needs to be jumped off. He's in a maroon Cadillac car. He is in the middle of the roadway. 10-4. 529, you mind picking that up. I'm still working on this festival. 518, would you call me? I'm sorry, I was on the phone with somebody from Higgins.
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104[1]. 119, I'm showing a Peter subject like Atlanta, VALA, where's that again? Go ahead. Alabama Avenue, Popper Street. The Maroon Cadillac cars, they are in the middle of the roadway. 056-1-19-306.
This next minute, 3, 15 field street, 3-1-5-field Street, Harrelson Nursing Rehab, Room 122, (name withheld), chest name, come out 16-12. Medical 1 to Spotsch, we're in a row. Clear, minute, minute, 3. Clear, minute, minute, 3 is clear. Claremate one in route, 1613, 315 Field Street, 315 Field Street, Haroldson Nursing Rehab, Room 122, (name withheld), chest pain, semifofo. That's why I'm 38, but it's right at the entrance groundwork concourse. And you log of 274 me and hold the return. 0553-7-7-045. 7-7-045. 7-Despital 28. We're going to be (name withheld), 2766. Go ahead. 5-3 mails from the courthouse to the gym. 10-4. 960 dispatch, 1042. 90-10-disch on 10-8 from central middle. Claire. 9-59 dispatch on 10-8 from central middle. Claire. 9-59 just-5. God. 95, 3 mails from the courthouses, yeah. The complaint was 17 and wasn't our mom was on the way? Yeah. Your patient is a 91-year-old male, and he is conscious in breathing, rather than that he has been experiencing chest pains since August the night. They have given him nitro with no relief, and he is a hospice patient.
Dispatch engine 61, Medic 3, you're en route to 203 Oak Street, 203 Oak Street, Apartment D, Cross Street to Alabama Avenue for breathing problems. 65-year-old male, conscious and breathing with difficulty, is on 2 liters of O2, complains of weakness and vomiting has been going on for two days. BP is 142 over 98, heart rate 109. Clear engine 61 is on scene, 203 on stream. Clear engine 61 on scene.
Dispatch engine 61, medic 3, 203 Oak Street, 203 Oak Street, Cross Street to Alabama Avenue for breathing problems, timeout, 1736. The engine 51, fairly south. Clear engine 51 in route, clear medic three, medic three.
I have a complainant call in reference to Bremen Village advising there's a burgundy Honda pilot occupied by a (name withheld) that's flicking people off. She was all over the roadway. It's going to be a 28[1] of SJV-240. Stand-by for further. Top 28. The complaint is now advising that the emails pulled back onto Highway 78, going to East film. If she's doing that way, she'll be out of the city before I and get there. I put on in the county, maybe as 55 driver, possibly. Two, four. I got 58 on it. It's... A child cuts the issue, he's not wanting to give her their kid. Uh, 24, did you handle that? Yeah, 84 is on there right now. That's actually, thank you. 20338. Go ahead. 7080s, Brian. Young, Idaho, Frank, 610, YIF 610, Black Motorcycle. Civil. Can you respond 35, shadow lane, 35, shadow lane off of West High 166. You have S-on-1. We have Bipi's on scene with a female with a laceration. Quest you're not a murder. Where? On the pilot, Florida 28, S-SAMJ Zombie Boy, 2400 SJB, 2400.
