00:00
This is your ambulance.
00:01
Male advising he believes his wife's having a stroke.
00:03
He thinks she might have passed out.
00:05
(number withheld) Mulberry Avenue.
00:08
(number withheld) Mulberry Avenue.
00:36
Three 16 , he's advising she is trying to breathe and she's gasping.
00:44
Can you roll fire for us, please?
01:00
That she has children in route to a female possible stroke.
01:05
Caller's advising that she's gasping when she's trying to breathe.
01:09
(number withheld) Mulberry Avenue, (number withheld) Mulberry Avenue.
01:19
Fire is a call 29[1] response.
01:25
You come through a HC, give me on scene, please.
01:41
10-4, on scene 2023.
01:43
He advised to just come in, the door's open for you.
01:52
CCOM Rescue 20, a 29[1] is en route.
02:17
18 is going to be in route two service.
02:43
Matching fire, expedite.
02:44
We have CPR in progress.
02:49
Three 03:29[1] , they're continuing to expedite.
02:52
They have CPR in progress.
02:55
Ten four, we are expediting.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
29: Wants/warrants or stolen check (NCIC)
Medical Emergency
