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Three-year-old boy falls and has breathing trouble

Medical Emergency

Reported: 08/06/2025 06:28 PM (PDT)

Near Michigan Ave, Frankfort, MI 49635

Audio|Source: Traverse City and Grand Traverse County District 7 MSP Digital Fire / Police

00:28

Transcript:
to Benzzi, EMS Station. Full, Benz, County, to Benzzi, EMS Station, for any, everyone. 1349, Michigan Avenue. 1349, Michigan Avenue. Have a crudy one, 29. I got three-year-old male. He has coaches in breathing. He did dig a fall. He is still on the ground. He is complaining of a back injury. Benzies clear. First time, 21, 29. The second one of a 23 now.

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Near Michigan Ave, Frankfort, MI 49635

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