Fall assistance call near Rolling Hills St, Exeter CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a medical alert activation near Rolling Hills Street in Exeter. A woman appeared to have fallen and was found awake and breathing. Medical personnel assisted by helping her up, and the situation did not require further medical attention.
Audio|Heard on: Tulare County Sheriff 2
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01:39
Transcript:
00:00
(unit number withheld).
00:05
(unit number withheld) medicals are out near Rolling Hills Street.
00:09
It's for a mobile pendant wristband activation.
00:13
They made contact with the subscriber who advised they were on the floor and unable to advise extent of injuries.
00:20
Copy, showing me around.
00:23
Tip 1.
00:27
By side (callsign withheld) on 23.
00:32
(callsign withheld), over.
00:38
By side (callsign withheld), in service.
00:43
(callsign withheld), over.
00:49
By medical unit going 23.
00:54
(callsign withheld), over.
01:01
Medical unit advises a female subject.
01:04
She's awake and breathing.
01:05
We're going to go ahead and lift her up.
01:09
Hey, (unit number withheld), come on.
01:16
You can cancel medical.
01:25
Copy that.
01:26
Cancel fire and medical.
01:29
She just needed to be lifted up.
01:31
She lost her footing by the door.
01:38
(unit number withheld), copy.
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Location mentioned:
Rolling Hills St, Exeter, CA 93221
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