73-year-old female has allergic reaction after bee sting
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Livingston County Sheriff, Police, Fire and EMS
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Dispatcher to CHS, your ambulance is across the street, (number withheld) Main Street in the village of Caledonia, between Leicester Street and Borst Cottage Lane.
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For the seventy-three year old female that was stung with a bee, she's conscious, alert, and breathing.
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Ready for. I've heard dispatcher to CHS, your ambulance is across the street, (number withheld) Main Street in the village of Caledonia, between Leicester Street and Borst Cottage Lane.
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For the seventy-three year old female, conscious, alert, and breathing, stung by.
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IB 34. CHS acknowledges 6189 on the way.
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6189 is on the way.
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602 to dispatch.
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602.
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I'll be 10-7 from Village Court.
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Livingston County Sheriff's Office to all local cars and stations, this is with a great honor that we recognize Corporal Terry Soto on his retirement after more than 30 years dedicated service to the Mount Morris Police Department and the residents of the village of Mount Morris.
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Beginning his career in March of 1996, he quickly rose to Officer First Class and then his current rank of Corporal.
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He was one of the only four officers to receive the Governor George.
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Award for life saving, as a certified resource officer, he served at Genesee Valley Bosies and Mount Morris Central School.
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Corporal Solo was a vital part of the department as a training officer, range instructor, and head of security of the village court.
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Throughout his career, he worked under eight chiefs and remained committed to law enforcement service and the community he served.
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His passion will be deeply missed.
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Corporal. Harry Soto, you were officially ten seven for the last time.
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We'll take it from here.
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Congrats, Harry.
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Good job, bro.
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We'll be next.
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Congrats, Harry.
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One two one dispatcher.
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One two one, go ahead.
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I'll be clear on my stop.
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Can you send me 120's job? I'll be going out 19 here in a 2nd .
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10-4, 19.
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You can just show me a report if it's fine.
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10-4.
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Five three one, fire dispatch.
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Five three one.
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We're headed down to noise.
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You're going to noise, 531 .
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Three zero five dispatch, 97 .
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Copy.
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Zero five dispatch.
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Zero five.
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Be advised, she's having trouble breathing.
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I got a chest on her.
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Having trouble breathing.
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Roger to CHS.
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Dispatcher to CHS.
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CHS, go ahead.
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I just want to advise that the patient at Main Street in Caledonia is now having trouble breathing.
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Okay, I'll let them know.
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Looks like they're on Scoville Road, just coming into the village now.
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