Medical team responds to breathing emergency at assisted living, Oro Valley AZ
Medical EmergencyMedical responders were sent to an assisted living facility near North Perth Avenue in Oro Valley for a patient experiencing breathing problems.
Audio|Source: Oro Valley Police and Pima County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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Medicaid,
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ALF Medical, near North Perth Avenue.
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3-2.
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Negative contact.
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Can you show me (number withheld)?
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12-14.
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337, copy call?
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Go ahead. We found property near West Tangerine Road, the Walmart.
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1045-A asset protection.
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Somebody turned on a purse with a wallet and some money received a 1213.
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76.
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So 14.
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If you can show me around to the 9-1-1.
00:37
7102 and I want to hang up near West Nebraska Street.
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This is $3,500,000.
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1215.
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704, 76-1-507.
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(number withheld) dose-it-off.
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7pp1-P1-8 and vehicle left in a gray truck, last thing had their own doses towards Irvington, 1216.
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7, you can sign with a hang-up.
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6-117-10-4[1].
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7-04, 10-23, uh, 20.
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7-9.5. 6,000, Alpha,
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3, Juliet, Django.
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2,000.
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5 Lermanon 12 780, you just clear my message.
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Very 12 you have Medicaid 12.
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Copy MediTol, thank you.
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MedicTrell, breathing problems.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received, understood, or OK.
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