Man experiences breathing distress near Baker St, Cotulla TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a medical emergency near Baker St in Cotulla, Texas, where a forty-two year old man was experiencing shortness of breath. EMS units and first responders arrived on scene and coordinated medical assistance.
Audio|Heard on: La Salle County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:52
Transcript:
00:00
If you can make location after near Baker St, it is going to be in reference to a forty-two year old male with shortness of breath.
00:06
KDFI (number withheld). Special, I am going to want to run around.
00:20
Seven four.
00:24
(name withheld) (number withheld).
00:26
Go ahead, cruiser.
00:31
Acknowledged. Do you have anything else for a dog bite patient?
00:38
Acknowledged, cruising around.
00:41
Acknowledged, go.
00:49
Seven hundred and twenty, show me near Baker St.
00:52
Advise EMS, I got my unit out in front.
00:59
Acknowledged.
01:07
There we go.
01:08
Three hundred (number withheld) on (name withheld) not eligible.
01:14
Fires (number withheld).
01:17
ALR suspension failure in the (number withheld).
01:20
Acknowledged, thank you.
01:26
Over.
01:34
Dispatch, show squad one on scene.
01:39
Acknowledged.
01:43
Show Medic 1 on scene.
01:48
Baker one, pump one.
01:51
Show Squad 1 assuming command on Baker.
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Location mentioned:
Baker St, Cotulla, TX 78014
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