Medical emergency with possible fatality near N 26th St, Mt Vernon WA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a possible medical emergency near N 26th St in Mount Vernon after reports of a person having trouble breathing. The reporting party was uncooperative and disconnected the call. Units arrived at an apartment complex near Cascade West Apartments, where the situation was later confirmed to involve a deceased individual. Police and medical personnel coordinated their response and secured the area.
Audio|Heard on: Skagit County Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
05:33
Transcript:
00:00
Address is near N 26th St.
00:02
I am going to be expediting.
00:04
Breathing, breathing.
00:06
Copy. But what do you?
00:09
Twelve forty.
00:12
Responding, RP is very uncooperative.
00:18
Disconnected on us.
00:19
The last update was the subject shouting for help.
00:25
Five six, did they clarify on the north or the south side of the address?
00:32
They're in apartment twenty-eight and they're hearing it from outside the Summerglens.
00:39
But still trying to figure out.
00:42
(name withheld).
00:45
Eight four.
00:47
Calling keys.
00:48
Right home.
00:55
I'll be uh.
01:00
Would you be able?
01:02
(name withheld)'s address.
01:06
Already there, already there.
01:08
Copy, copy.
01:12
Okay, copy.
01:20
X-ray five six, go ahead.
01:25
I spoke with RP.
01:27
They can only say that it came from the east but couldn't say what level or what apartment.
01:32
I'll be checking the area.
01:34
Let's see, we have a fire starting.
01:38
Breathing.
02:04
Med One Twenty Nine, One Twenty Five respond.
02:05
Pack Three, currently known as Cascade West Apartments, near N 26th St.
02:10
Med One Twenty Nine, okay, I love that.
02:13
Near Cascade West Apartment, apartment twenty-eight.
02:18
Dollar Tree, Cascade Mall Drive.
02:21
There is concern of a male that's possibly littering and watching the store, possibly watching the RP as well.
02:26
All right, honey.
02:27
All right.
02:35
Henry Five, Cascade.
02:37
Go ahead.
02:40
I copy.
02:42
If you can check this (number withheld), this isn't the same (number withheld) that called earlier.
02:48
Four twenty-one, go ahead.
02:56
Henry three two, that's affirmative.
02:58
It's the same (number withheld).
03:01
Received. Break five cascade.
03:03
You can assign it to me.
03:04
Eleven's working on a vehicle issue.
03:07
I'll be en route.
03:09
All right, safe.
03:14
Hold on. Thank you.
03:25
Access is off of post.
03:29
Four twenty-one, okay. Do you have any updates?
03:36
Repeat.
03:42
Forty-nine, can you use four twenty-one? Do you have an update?
03:55
One three five.
03:59
One three five.
04:02
PD respond.
04:06
They are in the area.
04:10
Have not found a victim yet.
04:16
Just based on notes, we're gonna stage at College and 26th.
04:23
Copy, College and 26th.
04:26
Cascade Med 129 in same traffic.
04:33
Twenty-five.
04:39
Cascade.
04:41
Go ahead.
04:43
I'm in the area.
04:46
Let's stay clear for cover.
04:49
Good.
04:51
RP is working two twenty.
04:54
Received, also.
04:57
Go ahead.
05:02
Did the RP stay on the phone long enough to get phase two coordinates?
05:06
Little check of eyes, we're all on 911s right now.
05:10
Received.
05:16
Looks like she was last pinging near Cedar and Burlington Boulevard.
05:23
Received.
05:25
Copy that.
05:31
This is going to be a DOA, all units.
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Location mentioned:
N 26th St, Mount Vernon, WA 98273
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