Person with possible allergic reaction after eating peanut butter
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Halifax Fire
02:15
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Halifax Fire Dispatch, medical (number withheld) Twin Lakes Drive, (number withheld) Twin Lakes.
00:06
Called in 3rd party for a patient had some peanut butter.
00:11
Now her throat feels funny.
00:13
Again, 3rd party caller not on scene.
00:15
Nineteen thirty-six.
00:19
All right, I'm car 382.
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Show us responding.
00:30
Halifax Fire dispatching car 382 for the medical (number withheld) Twin Lakes Drive.
00:35
Called in 3rd party by a caller not on scene reporting their friend was eating peanut butter, coughed it up and vomited.
00:42
Now her throat is scratchy, she's unable to swallow.
00:46
Possible allergic reaction.
00:47
Time now 1936.
00:56
The A2 from Car 3.
00:57
I'm gonna give Jack a hand getting these trucks back.
01:01
If you end up getting over there and needing me, let me know and I'll swing that way.
01:06
Okay, Steve.
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C1, C6.
01:16
Got you.
01:19
Cap, you heading to that medical or I can swing that way?
01:25
You're still in the area.
01:26
If you want to swing by the medical, I'm just going to help Jack get these trucks back real quick and then if they need me, I'm going to head over that way.
01:33
All right, I'll head in that direction.
01:35
Show a file on me, you can show me on that call.
01:39
All right, how's that? C one, I have you on and responding to (number withheld) Twin Lakes Drive, 19 forty-one.
01:51
Fire on A two's on scene.
01:55
A two, you are on scene, 19 forty-two.
02:04
She would have followed.
02:05
They can show me out with A two.
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C one with command.
02:11
Fire alarm, that's T1, you're on scene.
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Witch command, 1943.
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