Infant medical emergency near Cris-Mar St, Grand Junction CO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Grand Junction responded to a possible medical emergency involving an infant having difficulty breathing near Cris-Mar Street. Also mentioned was a separate medical call for an older man experiencing weakness and disorientation near Los Broncos Road. The infant was reportedly conscious and breathing but showed signs of discoloration around the face.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa CO Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Paging Grand Junction Station Two.
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Engine Two, Ambulance Twelve responded near Cris-Mar St.
00:07
Near Cris-Mar St for an infant with trouble breathing.
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Code three, time out 0300.
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Ambulance Four en route to near Los Broncos Road for a 68-year-old male, conscious and breathing, complaining that he is sweaty, can't focus, is not alert, and cannot stand.
00:23
Codes out, code three.
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Got it.
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Three one. Squad, this is.
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They went in and out.
00:28
Copy update.
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Copy everyone.
00:30
Engine Two, Ambulance Twelve, showing you both en route to near Cris-Mar St.
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Three-day-old female, conscious and breathing.
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Has a purple color around lips and nose.
00:42
Color changed to blue.
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Do you copy?
00:45
Three hundred and two.
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Location mentioned:
Cris-Mar St, Grand Junction, CO 81504
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