Medical emergency near South Main in Gilmer, Gilmer TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical units responded to a call near South Main in Gilmer. The patient appeared awake and alert during the incident. Fire units initially responded to a fire call nearby but later canceled as the situation was handled. EMS units completed their care and returned to their station.
Audio|Heard on: Simpsonville Volunteer Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Three hundred command fire, this is Smithfield EMS.
00:03
Know that one patient is refusing the car in front of the engine.
00:08
We'll be the one treating it.
00:14
Our dispatch showed tender 117 and rattled one.
00:29
Harmony Rescue 115 en route.
00:37
Fifteen.
00:38
Man, really hope to take it.
00:40
Man on 14's jump scene.
00:56
Attention, push it fire that's responding to Highway 155 for the fire in the backyard.
01:03
Advice you can cancel.
01:05
Giller Fire advised they could handle it again.
01:08
You can cancel the fire off of Highway 155.
01:15
Richard Tender 217 is going to be canceling this.
01:22
Thank you.
01:28
Harmony Rescue 115 on scene, EMS on scene as well.
01:34
Thank you, Harmony.
01:39
Tender 117, reshape cancel.
01:46
Rescue 115, Upshur County Fire.
01:53
Go ahead.
01:59
On scene EMF says patient is awake and alert, sending us back to quarters.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Gilmer, TX 75645
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