Medical team responds to abdominal pain call in Erie
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders went to help a 28-year-old man with stomach pain. There was confusion about whether they needed to enter the apartment since the family was present but did not answer the door.
Audio|Source: Erie County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
304[1], you're responding. BLS[2] priority 2 for abdominal pain, 203[3] courts road. Format 1, you're responding for a 28 to 8-year-old male, 2131. Okay, I checked March 1, if I check pops, we'll head back to the other trailer park. Okay. The phone number they gave me for the patient is just raining busy. I'm going to attend the alarm company now. Well, go, we'll be waiting. 47, any original call, they did state that forced entry is okay, but they didn't state that it was necessary? Is there another entrance to the building land because we knocked on all the doors? Not that I know of. Not a felony alarm company now, one hold. Gary County, 112 of Vincent. 112. 12. 14. 24. Did you check the north. from Erie County to speak to the alarm company. They said that the entire family was on scene with the caller's having anxiety attack, so there shouldn't be a reason to need to break in. So if they're not answering the door to come, then. Negative, sir. We have people answer for both floors and everyone denied calling 911. Well, they confirm that is the correct address. Was there a language barrier on scene? He speaks spoken English wood is Arabic.
Police codes explained
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[1]
304: Responding
[2]
BLS: Basic Life Support
[3]
203: Courts Road
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Erie, PA
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