Man possibly having stroke at Park City truck stop
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Stillwater County Emergency Services
05:44
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Park City ambulance, Plymouth ambulance, please respond to Park City truck stop.
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You're looking for a blue Peterbilt male, possibly having a stroke.
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He's very hard to understand.
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Dispatch clear 2141.
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763, I have an arriving at St.
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V's.
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85, copy.
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CFR, would you like us to see if Laurel has an ambulance available? A5 just got to St.
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Pete's. Yeah, did you catch that A5 has arrived at St.
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Pete's? Hey, for A5, a break.
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CFR, would you like us to see if Laurel is available to respond since A5 is in Billings?
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Good.
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Laurel has an ambulance.
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I copy.
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Dispatch 84.
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Go ahead, 84.
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84 is responding to Park City.
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I copy.
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4, you're unreadable.
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I
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copy, 84.
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This is back.
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Give me a few seconds.
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I found the backfill.
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Hi, copy.
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Dispatch, call 846.
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Go ahead, 846.
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Flash unit 10-9.
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Lost unit, I'm out.
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Go ahead, chief.
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Go ahead, chief.
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I'll be ten six out of the radio.
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Hi, copy.
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A4 dispatch.
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Dispatch, go for A4.
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He's starting to feel better now.
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His left side was drooping when he was trying to smile.
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His speech is pretty much back to normal.
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He's getting feeling back in his left side, although it still feels warm.
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A4 copies, thank you.
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And he is going to be on the fuel side of the building in a blue Peterbilt.
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For a copy.
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