Emergency responders assist male with heart problem, Raytown MO
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a heart issue for a male at a gas station. The patient was conscious and breathing.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Fire
03:12
Transcript:
10, 104 on scene. We've got nothing shown from a three-story apartment complex. Direct 10, 104 on scene, nothing showing, out investigating. 108 is on scene. Two cars out investigating makes it 64th Street camera. 108 on scene. Two cars, out investigating. Number four is on scene. Number four is on scene. Number four on scene. Dispett, 722 is going to be in. Got no sign of detector activation. Copy 722 in service false alarm. No signs of activation. 7.03's in. 7.03 in. Pover 43, squad 52. 117,100, East Missouri, 350 on a heart problem 84[2]. Pumper 43, squad 52, 117-00, Missouri. 3.50 at the Conoco and a heart problem A4[1]. Just flash 108. Car 108. You can put 44s, and we'll just need another medic unit. For a total of two? That's correct. Copy that. Another med unit being ordered. Humber 44 in service. Number 43, you flip yourself, repeat. Number 43 is responding. Number 43, you got you in route 117-0, East Missouri, 350, Conoco. Not a hard problem. Squat 52 responding. Medic 5606, pull from your lunch, meat car 111 companies, North Cosby, North West, 64, on a traffic accident, and second unit A3. Squad 52, responding with Pumper 43, 117-00, East Missouri-350 Highway. Beconico. Two-Fresh, 104. A hard problem, 41-year-old male, conscious and breathing. Medic 506, meet Car 108 and Companies, North Cosby Avenue and Northwest 6-4 Street on a traffic accident, second unit, N-A-3. Car 104. So you get a hold of the calling party and have them meet us outside or at the apartment? We'll give it a try. VLS 41, 114, Richmond Avenue, Fall A-4. 713 in service and quarters. 713 service course VLS 41 11421 Richmond Avenue fall a 4th runway has PD Cromonaway has PD on scene second unit is going to be medic 506 from their station that's received
10, 104 on scene. We've got nothing shown from a three-story apartment complex. Direct 10, 104 on scene, nothing showing, out investigating. 108 is on scene. Two cars out investigating makes it 64th Street camera. 108 on scene. Two cars, out investigating. Number four is on scene. Number four is on scene. Number four on scene. Dispett, 722 is going to be in. Got no sign of detector activation. Copy 722 in service false alarm. No signs of activation. 7.03's in. 7.03 in. Pover 43, squad 52. 117,100, East Missouri, 350 on a heart problem 84[2]. Pumper 43, squad 52, 117-00, Missouri. 3.50 at the Conoco and a heart problem A4[1]. Just flash 108. Car 108. You can put 44s, and we'll just need another medic unit. For a total of two? That's correct. Copy that. Another med unit being ordered. Humber 44 in service. Number 43, you flip yourself, repeat. Number 43 is responding. Number 43, you got you in route 117-0, East Missouri, 350, Conoco. Not a hard problem. Squat 52 responding. Medic 5606, pull from your lunch, meat car 111 companies, North Cosby, North West, 64, on a traffic accident, and second unit A3. Squad 52, responding with Pumper 43, 117-00, East Missouri-350 Highway. Beconico. Two-Fresh, 104. A hard problem, 41-year-old male, conscious and breathing. Medic 506, meet Car 108 and Companies, North Cosby Avenue and Northwest 6-4 Street on a traffic accident, second unit, N-A-3. Car 104. So you get a hold of the calling party and have them meet us outside or at the apartment? We'll give it a try. VLS 41, 114, Richmond Avenue, Fall A-4. 713 in service and quarters. 713 service course VLS 41 11421 Richmond Avenue fall a 4th runway has PD Cromonaway has PD on scene second unit is going to be medic 506 from their station that's received
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
A4: Alarm Channel 4
[2]
84: Medical Emergency
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Location mentioned:
Near E State Rte 350, Raytown, MO 64138
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