Person having chest pains at public location, Kings Mountain NC
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Medical EmergencyA person was reported having chest pains at a public place near West King Street and North Goforth Street. Medical personnel were dispatched but canceled the response after the person refused care.
Audio|Heard on: Cleveland County Fire, EMS, State and local police departments
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02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Somebody just called and said there's somebody at the main table having chest pains.
00:06
Hello, Jimmy Brown.
00:12
10-4[1].
00:13
17 County, you can show that at the hospital.
00:18
104.
00:19
Go ahead.
00:26
Tom, Frank Robert, (number withheld), TFR (number withheld), TFR (number withheld), Z.L and Color Camero, Mike 51, Tom.
00:33
Marion Street, Morgan Street, 1012, final.
00:49
Shelby Final is going to be in the middle of Marion Street in front of the pavilion.
01:03
Temple Street.
01:05
Medic 27.
01:06
Respond to chest pain.
01:09
Near West King Street.
01:11
Cross street of North Goforth Street and North Sims Street.
01:20
Acre 170 including code five acre one seventy clicker one seventy four one forty seven hick's road one forty seven hicks road reference or so I say seven seventy four seven fifty nine no further news.
01:49
Take 31 County.
01:52
31.
01:54
Are you sending the number with me?
01:58
104.
01:59
You can cancel that.
02:01
It's going to be a refusal.
02:05
104. 27, did you copy?
02:10
That's negative.
02:13
And you can't 1022 is going to be a refusal.
02:19
104, you can show it's clear.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / OK
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Location mentioned:
W King St, Kings Mountain, NC 28086
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