Emergency response to multiple medical calls at downtown library 

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I'm calling ambulance 211. 211 from dispatcher means. 2-11, you're 20 for a 94-year-old female. She was conscious and breathing with left arm pain. 211, thank you. Hey, (name withheld), status. 10-2. Just special to do peer units for your 43 if you have possible 99 for that male subject. Chase? Affirmative. That's for it. 3.43, that's the top, I believe. This is Irom County. Districts 2, Mid 421, and Engine 421, respond to rescue ALS call, library, downtown, at 515, Pine Street. Cross streets are North Monroe Avenue, North Madison Street. Timeout 1833. We'll see if we can just make contact at the address and go from there. 5. George. 5. George. dispatch from Ambulance 1-21. Go ahead. 1-21. Can you have Ambulance 112 respond to this location for us? We're having ambulance issues. We're sending rescue to the library downtown 515 Pine Street. We had a female on 911, saying I'll, who was barely breathing, she then disconnected with us. Copy, you need them emergent. Negative, they can come non-emergent. Dispatch copies. We will have a crew, so we just need someone to bring the ambulance. Copy. 7-4-4-21 Engine 421. You're responding for a male party who says he's dying and barely breathing. Our female caller then disconnected on us, we do have officers being dispatched as well. Happy. Three, four, six, his eyes on the south and east sides of the residence and doesn't see anybody. Ambulance 112, additional resources requested, West Upper High School at 665, Grand Street, Timeout 1835. Go ahead. From the library call, you're a random person. I believe it was just another member of the public. I can try to confirm with a call-taker.

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