Fire and medical emergency at John Wells Road address 

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Break, 81 degrees, 38 seconds, and 38 minutes, 48 seconds west. Else. Central LLZ, command. Command. Command. Have them on fire just as when they are ready for description. Clear. 7.8 times with 30.8. received. You have a school facing south. You'll have units, ambulance, and police car facing your west. It's going to be a big open, concrete lot, no obstructions, no power lines. You want a patient report? Sure, well, we could get one. That'd be great. Stand by. 701 with another patient update. I have a 58-year-old male, 5-8-year-old male. I know it's the time 4, GCS 15. He got called for a respiratory single-up episodes. He's had two single-ball episodes today. That's last one. He's had severe respiratory distress along with chest pain in the middle of his chest, so it feels like chest pressure and very hard to take a deep breath, rated his chest pain at a 10-9-10, but it feels like squeezing our pressure. The initial blood pressure we got was 152 over 102, but then we couldn't get another one, and then we got 90 over pelt, and the last one I got was 100 over pelt. I do have lactators, ringers running. Sugar was 154. His initial Paul Sox was 86 on the rear, breathing at about 24 respirations per minute. Sinus, rhythm on the mic, 90. We do have a 20 game. We have a 20 gauge in the left AC and a 22 in the right hand. 2100 in the right hand. 2.11 10 a night, step, sir. Tone 559. 6-0921. Go ahead. We have the EMS, the first responders are not to a chest pain. It's called 1496, John Wells Road, 1496 down Wells Road, cross the Prince Road, reference to an adult female with chest pain and it's not home home. 15, chest pain, 1499. John Wells Road 1496 John Wells Road testing 155 responding for the mountain

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