70-year-old man collapsed at home in Little Hocking
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Little Hocking Fire Department
04:06
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All Little Hocking squad personnel, all low hawking squad personnel, you have an additional run.
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Again, this is an additional run.
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(number withheld) Oak Drive.
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(number withheld) Oak Drive.
00:09
Nature will be a 70 year old male that's collapsed.
00:14
Home health care worker is right outside the door.
00:17
She's locked out.
00:20
Race car 435, clear 906.
00:28
This is for the Hawkins medic 430.
00:36
430, home.
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97.
00:51
Dispatch, Little Hocking Unit 10.
01:02
Unit 10, you're out to station for a 2nd run.
01:07
Yes, sir.
01:13
Dispatch, Unit 1's around station.
01:17
Yes, sir.
01:23
That's unit one.
01:30
Had they made verbal contact? And just he just not able to get to the door.
01:45
The home health aide can see him inside.
01:47
He's now sitting up, is breathing, but still trying to get inside.
01:54
Okay.
02:14
Dispatch, Little Hocking, medic 430.
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30.
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430 is loaded and en route to Belpre ER.
02:27
And 11.
02:34
Unit 10, unit one.
02:44
Unit 10, we have one person standing by waiting on your arrival.
02:51
You've got a medic and a basic going to meet you on scene also before I can get to the station.
02:57
Copy that, unit one's arriving.
03:09
Dispatch, Washington Medic 429.
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Dispatch, Medic 429 is en route.
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914.
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Dispatch, Washington 10 is clear, returning.
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915.
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Porter Wall 16 to 429.
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429, go ahead.
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We're able to gain entry into the house.
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He's on the floor.
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We're gonna get him in a wheelchair and assess from there.
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429, copy.
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