Medical team responds to child emergency near County Rd 553, Gaylesville AL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched near County Road 553 in Gaylesville, Alabama, for a possible pediatric medical emergency involving an 18-month-old child with a fluctuating heart rate. An ambulance was paged to assist at the scene. Details remain unconfirmed pending further information.
Audio|Heard on: Cherokee County Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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01:52
Transcript:
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Thirty-one, can you be back in route? near County Road 553.
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near County Road 553. They have called back in that a child's heart rate is picking up slowing down.
00:12
They're requesting that she come back out.
00:17
Eleven twenty-seven, I'll bow.
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Eleven (number withheld).
00:34
One (number withheld).
00:41
Pain Street is for a saw.
00:43
Album tag (number withheld).
00:49
Silver Jeep Wrangler.
00:59
Dispatch One Eleven.
01:02
Go ahead.
01:09
111, that 27 returns to (name withheld).
01:13
Current DM restricted to corrective lenses, negative phonons.
01:19
Cable.
01:33
Dispatch Station 14,
01:36
can you be back in route near County Road 553?
01:40
near County Road 553.
01:42
18-month-old, high heart rate.
01:46
Correction, a fluctuating heart rate.
01:48
Ambulance has been paged.
01:50
near County Road 553.
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Location mentioned:
County Rd 553, Gaylesville, AL 35973
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