Search underway after medical emergency near Barcliff Rd, Montgomery IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a possible medical emergency involving a woman who reported difficulty breathing near Barcliff Road in Oswego. The woman was initially seen sitting on a curb but later walked away before help arrived. County officials and police began searching the area to locate her.
Audio|Heard on: KenCom Fire Fire: Dispatch [Ch 1]
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Transcript:
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Oswego Fire, still on my ambulance for breathing problems near Barcliff Road.
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Oswego Fire is still on our ambulance for breathing problems near Barcliff Road, west of Woodcliff and Knollwood.
00:10
Engine Two, Medic Three are due.
00:13
Ken, can I? So we go medic three's en route.
00:17
We have medic three responding to the still alarm for breathing problems near Barcliff Road.
00:22
Seventeen was advising that somebody was outside sitting on the curb.
00:26
It was a female saying help me, crying, and that she's unable to breathe.
00:30
Police are on scene.
00:31
They just got on scene. We'll update with more.
00:34
Medic three reports that the female walked off.
00:37
County is looking for her now.
00:39
She's described as a woman in her late twenties wearing a white shirt and black pants.
00:42
Last seen going northbound on Woodcliff.
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Location mentioned:
Briarcliff Rd, Montgomery, IL 60538
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