Ambulances respond to medical issue near West St, Georgetown IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, georgetown and Tilton ambulances were sent to a location near West St in Georgetown for a possible medical emergency involving an adult male who had difficulty walking and fluid buildup after missing dialysis. The call was later canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Vermilion County, Rossville, Hoopeston and Danville Fire Departments
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01:27
Transcript:
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This is Georgetown ambulance respond to near West St.
00:05
(age withheld), male,
00:07
difficulty walking, fluid buildup, missed dialysis.
00:13
Attention Georgetown ambulance respond to near West St, (age withheld) male.
00:19
Difficulty walking, fluid build-up, missed dialysis.
00:23
Cross streets Seminary, East 670 North.
00:27
Time out 840.
00:28
Seven.
00:43
Tilton ambulance at the request of Georgetown ambulance, respond to near West St.
00:48
Male, difficulty walking, fluid buildup, missed dialysis.
00:53
Tilton ambulance at the request of Georgetown ambulance, respond to near West St.
00:57
Male, difficult walking,
01:00
fluid build-up, missed dialysis.
01:02
Cross streets Seminary, E 670 North.
01:05
Time out 800 and forty-eight.
01:19
Tilton ambulance, disregard last call.
01:22
Disregard last call, near West St.
01:26
Disregard time eight forty-eight.
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Location mentioned:
E West St, Georgetown, IL 61846
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