Medical emergency reported near County Road 2100 North, Ferdinand IN
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Medical EmergencyEMS, fire, and law enforcement responded to a medical emergency near County Road 2100 North after a third-party called reporting a distress call. The person involved was reached by phone and confirmed not at the residence. Responders conducted a welfare check on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Spencer County Sheriff, Fire, and EMS
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02:31
Transcript:
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Dale EMS St. Meinrad Fire responds near County Road 2100 North
00:07
This will be a resident, (name withheld),
00:10
unknown situation,
00:13
third-party caller advised.
00:14
Caller received a distress call.
00:16
You're very well.
00:17
Saying.
00:18
Oh my god, hurry,
00:19
unknown situation, law enforcement en route also.
00:23
Also,
00:25
there is key information, lockbox information on IAR.
00:34
24, 94, being en route.
00:48
Clear one issue.
00:55
74 or 94, were you clear who is en route?
01:00
7494, that's affirmative.
01:05
Okay,
01:08
show one truck not en route.
01:10
Not en route.
01:14
One rescue four arriving on scene and black F-150 is at the residence?
01:22
A rescue four One rescue four
01:28
One-on-two
01:33
That's...
01:34
That's...
01:44
102, go ahead.
01:49
KF150 is on the phone with patient and advises she is not at the residence here.
01:59
Clear 1.2.
02:06
74-94.
02:08
Did you, uh, 102 have traffic?
02:15
That's a primary at 74.94.
02:17
They advised they were on scene, callers on scene as well, on TX with the person for the welfare check.
02:30
Toes Spencer County.
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Location mentioned:
County Rd 2100 N, Ferdinand, IN 47635
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