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Audio|Source: Southbridge and Area Fire Departments
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Transcript: personnel respond to 60 Charleston Street, Department 619 for an 80-year-old female who fell and turn her line. The phone is a medic one. All right, Charles on you on Yon-C-A-On.
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824. I have a male party in the lobby, look to file a missing person's report. Officer saying we'll get that way. Can you actually respond 60 Charleston Street? I have a female party advising there was an elderly couple fighting and he keeps falling on the ground. Racy, do they need medical attention? I am unsure of that. They're fighting in the street. Racy, I'm cold for here. Vehicles were operable, minor body damage. You can sign me a crash number. You can also put me out of Taper's Bank, attempt to interview camera footage. 504-06 strong. Receive, I'm going to be Code 5 from Toronto Street, heading to Hamilton Street. Seven to point. Be free. Racing. Tom Hamilton right here. Red shirt. There's no fight. The gentleman just fell down. Three for a. I believe it's going to be (name withheld). Time 4 is out.
Fire alarm to headquarters, EMS personnel. Respondon 2, Charleston Street, apartment number 5, 45-year-old male, having a panic attack. Fire alarm, headquarters, EMS personnel. First, under 132, Charleston Street, apartment number 5, for a 55-year-old male having a panic attack at 10. 5.555.
In units on me to be Vi-Talgo, en route to number 15 at Charleston Street for a five-year-old male fever in body eights. This is A-12? A-12. We'll be transporting to you, Matt. If we could have ALS rolling for an intercept, please.
702 for a male party with headaches, dizziness, and vomiting. Again, fire alarm striking is still an alarm assignment for EMS personnel. Respond to 60 Charleston Street Department 702 for a male party with headaches, dizziness, and vomiting.
