Male repeatedly passes out with breathing issues at home

Heard on: Kenosha City Fire Dispatch

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I have a call for Med 7 and Truck 7.

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Med 7, Truck 7, respond to (number withheld) 98th Avenue.

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(number withheld) 98th Avenue for a male subject that keeps passing out.

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Kenosha Fire, clear at 6:13.

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This is fire from truck one.

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Truck one. Truck one's en route to a call.

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Can we get a repeat on that address one more time?

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Affirmative.

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It's (number withheld) 88th place.

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(number withheld)

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88th place for carbon monoxide alarm activation, but no one in the home feeling ill.

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Fire truck seven.

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Six seven.

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Seven seven, they're out.

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Test four.

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You're going to be en route for a male subject trying to get out of bed, keeps passing out, also shortness of breath and feeling nauseous.

2026-11-10 12:10 UTC

Medical Emergency

98th Ave, Kenosha, WI 53142

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were sent to a home near 98th Avenue in Kenosha for a man who was repeatedly passing out, with shortness of breath and nausea. A separate call involved a carbon monoxide alarm activation at a residence on 88th Place, with no one reported feeling ill.