Medical response to headache complaints near Canal Street, Port Leyden NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded near Canal Street after occupants reported headaches lasting two days for both a man and his wife.
Audio|Heard on: Lewis County Sheriff, Fire, and EMS, Lowville Police - Analog
Listen to dispatch call
03:7
Transcript:
00:00
I'm request to respond.
00:04
We next to near Canal Street, across from Route 12.
00:10
One of high coverage on outside detection, F-A-1 requesting the engine,
00:16
the ambulance, and the rescue,
00:19
repeating four lines both letter, and request the Air Force on,
00:23
next to near Canal Street.
00:28
looks off 8 or 12.
00:30
Hi, I'm an outside detection.
00:33
Everyone requesting the engine,
00:36
the rescue, and the ambulance if you have a driver.
01:19
Yes, say, the line, say, the line.
01:22
Yes, I have 12.
01:26
Engine 1 will be en route.
01:29
We're good, 912, engine 1 in row.
01:32
20, 340.
02:09
The lines calls feet.
02:14
The lines call, Steve.
02:23
Trail two.
02:35
All right, Chiefs my house, Steve.
02:43
Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead and keep.
02:56
Just be here, he said you have the homeowner.
02:59
He has been declared a headache.
03:01
Past two days,
03:03
also his wife has also had a headache, so we have got to address with any neighbors to respond, please.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Canal St, Port Leyden, NY 13433
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