Cardiac arrest emergency at highway 78 near herschel road, Bremen GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 77-year-old male was found unresponsive at a location near Highway 78 and Herschel Road in Bremen. A caregiver started CPR during the cardiac arrest emergency. Emergency responders are on scene providing medical assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll County Sheriff, Carrollton Police and Fire
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05:49
Transcript:
00:00
Near Highway Seventy eight, cross street of Herschel Road, cardiac arrest.
00:14
Incident and medical one, near Highway seventy-eight, cross street of Herschel Road, cardiac arrest.
00:21
Time out 2323.
00:27
And responding.
00:34
Dispatch, father and I'm booking in status.
00:43
Top, how is the unit? Crash here at Herschel Road.
00:46
Reference cardiac arrest.
00:48
Caregiver went and found patient.
00:51
Unsure if he's breathing at this point,
00:55
still trying to get father.
01:01
Two thirty-five caller is going to be a caregiver.
01:05
She's why she went in on him with patient size unknown if he's breathing.
01:15
Caller did advise us that he was gasping and grabbing her hand.
01:25
CPR[1] has been started.
01:32
This girl is calling again from off of B11.
01:35
Now she's saying that her roommate is trying to kill her, then she hung up again.
01:45
This is Roger all about.
01:51
Clear.
01:58
Two five highway from the eight.
02:05
Medic one, give me a seventy-seven year old male.
02:07
We're trying to get CPR[1] started.
02:09
Reference patient was in a hospital bed.
02:12
RQ Public, you're coming out of Bremen.
02:14
He's going to be in between Hurst Mill and Mangum Road on the eastbound side.
02:22
Believe he's going to be off the roadway.
02:30
No, I just said if you put that driver in the notes for me, please.
02:37
Better yet, I think you put the OLN in the next one.
02:43
Yeah, man.
02:49
Ten four. You making your way down the driveway now?
02:53
Yeah, I'm making my way down the driveway right now.
02:56
There's a chain link gate at the top of that driveway.
03:03
Ten four. Is it open or when you try to get someone to come unlock it?
03:08
Negative, it's open.
03:14
Go ahead.
03:18
Respond 121 Rachel Boulevard, 121 Rachel Boulevard off of Rainy Road.
03:24
Reference to a missing person, it's going to be a 14-year-old male,
03:27
(name withheld).
03:29
He has no history of running away.
03:31
He's a white male, 3 feet 9 inches, blonde hair, 5 feet 11 inches, wearing a black shirt, light jeans.
03:39
(number withheld).
03:42
Sure.
03:48
They're at Godfrey.
03:49
It's a 100 and twenty-six, and they're sliding furniture around.
03:52
They wanted to remain anonymous, but they want a twenty-one after.
04:16
Engine 21, engine 22, engine 23,
04:20
ladder 21, and 1003 at 333 Foster Street for a commercial fire alarm.
04:29
Is there a route?
04:33
21's around.
04:36
Ladder 21 is around.
04:38
23 is around.
04:48
Three in council.
04:49
Twenty-one large.
04:50
Twenty-one in control of traffic.
04:56
Five 30 . Fifteen twenty-seven.
05:05
China 13 . No bronzer.
05:15
Twenty-four dispatch.
05:20
Go ahead, C twenty-four.
05:23
Show us the route with 200 and thirty-five.
05:28
Ten four.
05:32
Seven three to bus on twenty-three.
05:37
Ten four.
05:42
Ten to dispatch, be advised.
05:44
CPR[1] is in progress.
05:49
Ten four.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation; cardiac arrest call type
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Location mentioned:
US-78, Bremen, GA 30110
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