Multiple medical emergencies reported at Green Bay locations 

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Dispatch, one, item three. Colonel (name withheld) from (name withheld) Rescue Supervisor on Maine. God. Okay, clear. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Sorry, I have three. Dispatch. Ambulance 60, 21 will be clearing the scene on you and E. Okay. District 2. Engine 421. Respond the carbon monoxide alarm. Pack 6. At 1595, Proper Street. Cross streets are Elizabeth Street and Newhall Street. Timeout 1124. David. Since you have a product, 2212, any various suspects in that one of me. The two. Day, three, all for you. Chapter two, you can clear. I have them to. District 5, Mid-451, and Engine 451, respond to transfer. Dimensions Living G.B. R.M. 117. At 246, Berger Street. Cross streets are Brook Street and Mill Street. Time 1.126. From dispatch. Hey, Charles, 23. Hey, Charles. Engine 421. Looks like the deputy just marked himself unseen. Five to dispatch. Tenforth. Five-one. You can cancel Engine 5 on this call. Copy canceling Engine 451. Affirmative. Her carbon monoxide alarm is not going off, but she says she's been feeling a little spaced out and, like, possibly dizzy for the last couple weeks. She's 81 years old and lives alone. Just advise if you let Matt 2 to respond. Propy will check her old. That's a 7-year-old male who fell, so head injury is listed in common. It's just under anything. No problem. District 2, Mid 421, and Chuck 421, respond to unknown problem-bravo response. Mucca Center, at 612, Stewart Street, Cross Streets are Salt Monroe Lab and Salt Quincy Street. Out 11.9. We have rescue headed to the Micah Center on the Stewart Street side for a female party who asked for an ambulance for an unknown reason. Our caller did state you as incoherent, possibly the end of the influence or something.

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