Medical call for woman with chest pain, Leighton AL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were sent to a medical call for a fifty-eight year old woman experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath near County Line Road in Leighton, Alabama.
Audio|Heard on: Colbert County Fire
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue, Keller Station Two needs you to respond.
00:02
Near County Line Road.
00:05
Near County Line Road, fifty-eight year old female, chest pain.
00:10
Four 20.
00:17
Rescue, step up for your second page.
00:31
Brick Hatton Rescue, this is your second page.
00:34
Need you to respond with Keller near County Line Road.
00:40
Near County Line Road, fifty-eight year old female, chest pain, four twenty-five.
00:50
910 copy.
00:54
Copy received, nine ten, four twenty-five.
01:02
Attention, responding POV.
01:09
Attention, POV four twenty-six.
01:17
One medic three nine ten, be advised you're responding to a fifty-eight year old female.
01:25
Caller says she’s had chest pain since about nine o’clock.
01:30
Shortness of breath, hurts more when she breathes.
01:34
Caller says she can't take aspirin.
01:36
Four twenty-eight.
01:39
Nine ten, copy.
02:02
Ten on scene.
02:07
Copy nine ten on scene.
02:09
Near County Line Road.
02:12
Zero four thirty-two.
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Location mentioned:
County Line Rd, Leighton, AL 35646
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