Infant reported turning blue but later breathing again at residence

Heard on: Scotts Bluff County Public Safety

01:39

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Attention, Gering Fire Department.

00:01

Medical requested at (number withheld) M Street.

00:05

(number withheld) M Street.

00:07

Have a six-day-old baby who's turning blue.

00:10

Time out 2048.

00:23

Gering, Gering, please respond to (number withheld) M Street.

00:28

(number withheld) M Street for a six-day-old turning blue.

00:32

Time out 2048.

00:43

Gering, please respond to (number withheld) M.

00:46

(number withheld) M Street

00:49

turning blue.

00:50

Time out 2048

00:55

. Two.

00:58

In route.

01:02

Copy also.

01:04

Go ahead.

01:08

Baby is crying now.

01:09

Baby is now breathing.

01:13

Copy.

01:21

Regional one, regional two.

01:25

Regional two, go ahead.

01:30

I'm going to start heading your guys' way just in case you do need assistance.

01:34

You can cancel me though prior if you don't.

01:38

Copy, thank you.

2026-10-29 02:48 UTC

Medical Emergency

M St, Gering, NE 69341

Infant reported turning blue but later breathing again at residence

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a residence near M Mary St in Gering for a reported medical emergency involving a six-day-old baby who was reported turning blue. An update indicated the baby was crying and breathing again, and a regional unit offered assistance if needed.

Infant reported turning blue but later breathing again at residence

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