Male found unresponsive near McDonald's moves after delay, Pompano Beach FL
Medical EmergencyA male was found unresponsive and not breathing near the McDonald's on Northwest 31st Street. Initially, bystanders were hesitant to start CPR. Later, the patient was reported to be moving his head, indicating signs of life.
Audio|Source: Pompano Beach Fire/Rescue/BSO (East & West)
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10 thanks 343 they're now seeing that they are not conscious not breathing and he's 4 years old and it's respond additional
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Bravo.
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Our science and McDonald's 4MD, northwest, 31st, after a 100-year-old male, not not breathing in front door.
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11 bravo 19 and units were filing to McDonald's their caller reading the patient's moving she originally didn't want to get close
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16-100 Southwest 13th Court.
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It's via Latin long for an open line.
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Cases.
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Underall saying about 16 and 21-208. 16-208.
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9-96, 98-5.
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298-85. 298-8-9-6.
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No, 9-5-9-7.
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Spread the engine on one floor.
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You're talking about.
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Seymand originally the unknown medical.
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The male path out in front of McDonald's. They're saying macanacize enough breathing, but she doesn't want to get close enough to begin CPR, but there are now advising the calls in the patient moving ahead.
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Angel 14-9. No.
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No.
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No.
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My patient is moving head.
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Copy. My patient is moving head.
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Location mentioned:
NW 31st St, Pompano Beach, FL 33064
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