Multiple Patients Treated for Seizures and Breathing Issues
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to help several patients, including a child having a seizure and an adult showing disruptive behavior, along with two elderly men experiencing breathing difficulties.
Audio|Source: Broward County Fire/Rescue
03:28
Transcript:
Bus 20084 will be on scene and see you guys arrest. 6-year-old female ventures in breathing. 1817. I'm having a seizure acting argumentative and combative and combative. It's going to be for two patients that's all down in the sclare 1818. It's going to be added up associated to this being that the patients are 37-year-old female and she's argumentative and that came in as a seizure for being dispatched. 558 ago, middle of arm. Alarms 1655 north-west 68 (number withheld), 1819. 205 north-west 68 (number withheld), 1819. 205-8 call. 205-8 coffee call. 205-8 copy 18-19. 10. 10. 10. 10 37, Charlie[1], trouble breathing. Something's going to be brought a stroke. Just we said it's one. Right, 2-2-37, show you're responding, 68-year-old male (name withheld) conscious and breathing. 8-8-year-old male (name withheld) conscious and breathing. 8-53520. Rescue 70, plus is your sponsor of Park September 5. Copy, 72270. We're in round of our health culture. 10, point. 14EECENrass Boulevard 2414 Eastonorize at 2414 at Dallaria 18211 111 13 status checks everything's 104 In 104 Attention down 29 on no matter.
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Charlie: EMS priority code for urgent, not immediately life-threatening incident
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Location mentioned:
Near E Sunrise Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
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