Emergency responders check on diabetic patient at residence 

Transcript:
We're back in service. We can take that call on 20th and May. 515 in quarters. 515 in quarters. 515 in quarters. Dispatch, this is Medi-29. Could you do a call back on the resident to see if they can get to the front door to unlock it? Master fee. Truck 11 and quarters. Truck 11 in quarters. Rescue one's home. That's all of us in me. Rescue one home. Looks like we just got canceled. Is that correct? Yes, he was going to stand down close to a choir. All right, copy. We're in quarters. Showing in quarters. Squad 51 responding. Car 106, Pumper 19, truck 7, Medic 5O,000, 43rd in Mill Creek, traffic accident, 84. Car 10, Pumper 19, truck 7, medic 507, 403 in Mill Creek, on a traffic accident, 84. Pumper 51, are you on the way? Pumper 51, responding. So you guys, go in 6240 Raytown Traffic Way on a traumatic injury. This ischmetic 9. Do you have a patient description? We're here at 20. It's a man. It looks like a horse that's on the patient's right side of the body, 42-year-old female. The patient is going to be wearing a vacuum pants, black and gray shirt, a white male, 51-year-old, supposedly on the left side of the building on a bench. Medi 29. Go ahead. The advice to knock out. The mom isn't answering the phone and either is the patient. They can still hear diabetic monitor buzzing. Is there anybody that can come to the front door down, lock it? Medic, 9, patient contact.

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