Woman suffering severe internal bleeding, Lincoln NE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call near Berkeley Drive involving a 34-year-old woman who was bleeding internally and vomiting blood. She was reported to be having difficulty breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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Fifteen 50.
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Engine four and medic four, Cameron Ridge, zone 92, medical delta response, patient hemorrhaging, near Berkeley Drive.
00:14
Respond on Tac 4.
00:18
Engine four and medic four, respond to zone 92, medical delta response.
00:24
Patient hemorrhaging, near Berkeley Drive.
00:28
Respond on task force.
00:34
Seven 18. Eleven eight two.
00:39
Working off duty, St.
00:40
(name withheld)’s till around 2300.
00:43
Received.
00:45
Sixteen 64 in service.
00:50
Received.
00:55
One code twelve R Street.
00:58
Received.
01:03
Engine 45, an accident.
01:07
Go ahead.
01:09
West of westbound from south and memorial, could have been a white Chevy Impala and a blue van.
01:16
South of memorial, west of westbound.
01:19
Ready for route? Yes.
01:25
Engine 4, medic 4, Delta response on 92 near Berkeley Drive.
01:30
A 34-year-old woman with gastrointestinal bleeding and vomiting blood, having some trouble breathing.
01:36
You have Tac Four, Tac Four.
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Location mentioned:
Berkeley Dr, Lincoln, NE 68512
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