Man found unresponsive in vehicle blocking I‑590 ramp, Brighton NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel in Brighton responded to a report of a man found unresponsive inside a dark-colored vehicle that was blocking the southbound off-ramp of Interstate 590 near Blossom Road. A separate medical call involved a person vomiting blood at an address near Woodshire Lane.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe NY EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Second call is for Brighton.
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Speak for the unknown medical problem.
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Caller reports a (name withheld) appears to be asleep in a dark colored vehicle blocking the ramp at 590 southbound off Blossom Road.
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Penfield and Brighton.
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Penfield unit 3719.
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Unit 3719, okay.
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Unit 3079.
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Unit 3079, okay.
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Looking for a dark colored Toyota SUV.
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Unit 3719, we are en route.
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Can we get a fire response for this please?
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Affirmative.
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Unit 3719, just confirm.
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Do you have ALS responding with you?
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Unit 3719 is ALS.
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Okay.
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EMS dispatch to Gates for the Station One response.
00:40
(Age withheld) female vomiting blood, near Woodshire Lane off Glenville Drive and Lemon Lane.
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Gates?
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Unit 3719 on scene.
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Unit 3719 on scene?
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Unit 3719 to dispatcher, you can cancel the fire response.
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Location mentioned:
I-590, Brighton, NY
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