Cardiac arrest patient receives CPR in Gastonia 

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One Charlie, 30. City, I'll be on Seattle City. Ten, four. Ten, four. Okay. At least Sheriff's Office, and I can start towards one-twenty-one, walk-a-long way, cross-rate trails, and we've got a cardiac arrest starting CPR. Sherry's all right. All right. How do you, sir. Okay. Okay. Okay. Hi, (name withheld), two, one, both you, that's ten-point. One-twenty-one. Ten-four. Kenny Adams, 72, me two, Korea, and press, must be one a long way. 1040. 1040. 20. 20, no, D. 10, 4. 20, is direct. To be a 63-year-old female. 10-4. 46 is direct. 104. 24. 26. All right. 7.000 can start that way. Direct. Direct. Charlie 30, on 2. Charlie 30. The name that sounded their narrative, the crew, Elmore, can you look up as in front? Seymouth. $184. Emergency traffic, 2,900, Union Road, ARP, Manor, Gastonia, cross-rate, and Vermont Drive, reference, fall. Good. The down with 24 is wrecked and rock. 10-4. 11 and 26. You're a traffic for me. Yeah, 104. There's a 9 that's not too far from you. I don't see what a clear out for us. Uh, we can be around like two minutes, I think. 104.11, I'll show you clear from the 17. Disregard. Disrard. Go ahead and send it. 5.4. Number yellow. 104. All right, sir, call 30s now. Carthirty, going to show you not take a long way off a ride, 63-year-old female. C-Metty, E-121. Are you clear? E-426, are you clear? On that, 46, but you'll stay a route. Here, 121, and you can leave 46 going with 111. 146, if you'll stay a route.

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