Inmate experiences stroke at city jail
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to the city jail for an inmate who showed symptoms of a stroke.
Audio|Source: Norfolk City Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
Take 9 arrive. Staging on Strand and Edwards. 1658. Medic 6101. 811 East City Hall on a patient having a stroke[1] medic 6101. 811 East City Hall on a patient having a stroke check 2. at 1658. 64 West Command Norfolk on attack six. Rest control is alpha. 64 West Command Norfolk on attack six. Rescue one alpha go. No readings ever. Recease. One patient transported by Medic 11 to Norfolk General, seen being turned over to state PD&BD and VD1AWCLEA. Yeah, PS16-59. Long response. Rescue one command. Copy, NG1-1, Medic 6. You're responding for a stroke call, 811E City Hall at the jail. Current Deputy Sheriff, there's an inmate experiencing stroke-like symptoms at 1,700. The latter 14, clear. Copy. And the Sheriff's Monitoring is complete. All readings within normal limits. No leaks, detective, no gas service. Seeing. Okay, 14, please. Copy. Copy. Okay.
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stroke: Medical Emergency - Stroke
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Near E City Hall Ave, Norfolk, VA 23510
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