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Woman falls at church; EMS requested for leg pain, Easton PA

Medical Emergency

Reported: 08/24/2025 09:41 AM (PDT)

Near S 12th St, Easton, PA 18042

A 55-year-old woman has fallen and is feeling pain in her leg. EMS has been called to help her at a church.

Audio|Source: Northampton County Public Safety

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Transcript:

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How are you, 30?

00:03

How about the EMS go to DLS, the 120 South 12th Street.

00:15

One-20 South 12 for the church there for a 55-year-old female that fell and has Lake Pease.

00:20

Yeah, four thousand.

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Review, 1242.

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Downy, 201, round.

00:36

21, 301, 12.42 hours.

00:40

To the rows of sharing church for Christ.

00:42

Do you find you're a female in that cell, having shoulder pain, and white pain.

00:46

All right.

00:49

1575m, I'm not serious.

00:54

Received on scene 1243.

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