Heat exposure patient trapped inside locked house
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Redwood County Public Safety
03:10
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Franklin ambulance to dispatch, has ALS been requested yet?
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Negative, you want me to get them headed that way?
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Yes, please.
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Over.
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Do we know who we're going next or ask Andy?
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Class of one to Lambert and one.
00:32
Yeah, go ahead. I believe you're finished with mine, but I don't have a gravel map, Jason.
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Okay.
00:42
Uh, Dylan, where do you want us to go next?
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(number withheld) Elm Street on a heat exposure.
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Hello.
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Where was
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that at, dog?
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Sixty six, just 2 mi north there.
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Or if you are on 26 .
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Okay, sixty-four.
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Then we did that everything but that 1st mile off of six.
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Okay, I'll start there off the highway then.
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The 1st farm site on the south side of the road,
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(name withheld) has dust control.
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That's one that's down like a half a mile.
02:01
Correct, ten four.
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Lambertson ambulance to dispatch, we're on scene.
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On scene, 1250 .
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Two hundred and seven still ten two.
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Ten two.
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Thank you, ten two.
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Lambertson, we're out.
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Oh, twelve fifty-one.
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Lamberton ambulance to dispatch.
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Go ahead, Lamberton.
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The house doors are locked.
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Patient's unable to make his way to the door quite yet, so we're working on getting inside to the patient.
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Do not have a Lamberton officer on today, either.
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And we copy that.
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Thank you. We'll continue trying to see if they can get to the door.
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