Woman seizing in medical emergency on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, New Orleans LA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are attending to a medical emergency involving a woman having a seizure near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at the intersection with South Roman Street and South Dorgenois Street.
Audio|Heard on: New Orleans Fire
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01:22
Transcript:
00:00
Ladder 8 Medical near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
00:05
Cross street near 1400 South Roman Street and near 1400 South Dorgenois Street.
00:12
Zone 2002. Ladder 8.
00:15
Medical.
00:17
Near Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
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Boulevard.
00:20
Cross street near 1400 South Roman Street and near 1400 South Durbanie Street.
00:29
Injunctuary zone well.
00:31
Yep, Metro City Primary.
00:32
His first responders, 12,
00:34
0-07. 10-point-12-7.
00:37
I'll read 5-4.
00:39
In-14,
00:40
Communications, we don't waved off being my shooting at 32-61.
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You've got this roll a standby, place to 14 on service.
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10-4[1]-4-0-7.
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10-4[1]-0-7. 30-profit communications.
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835.
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If you guys get a signal or call about alarm that's going off at this location, we're going to get turned off, okay? We'll notify once we get it shut down.
01:08
10.435.
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Ladder 8, anything further? Ladder 8, you're referring to a radio of female that seizing at the location.
01:16
Ladder 8, 34.
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Ladder 8, he has Alpha 3-270 in route.
01:21
Ladder 8,
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34.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/Affirmative (message received)
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Location mentioned:
Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70125
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