Man reportedly experiencing seizure outside hotel, Redmond WA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to the area near the Hilton Garden Inn in Redmond, where a man around 60 years old was found quivering on the ground. A passerby suspected he was having a seizure. Rescue and battalion units were dispatched to assist at the scene near Northeast 79th Street and 146th Avenue Northeast.
Audio|Heard on: King WA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hilton Garden Inn in Redmond, at the north end of Northeast Seventy Ninth, for a male about sixty seen quivering outside by the sidewalk.
00:11
He was on the ground.
00:12
Reporting party was a passerby, believes a possible seizure.
00:16
Unit eleven.
00:19
All right, dispatch.
00:23
Show rescue 151 en route.
00:25
In place of Engine 151.
00:28
Fire dispatch from MIS 111.
00:30
MIS 111.
00:32
I have an address update, 146th Avenue Northeast, please.
00:37
Good.
01:00
Fire dispatch Rescue 151.
01:02
Rescue 151, can you add Battalion 151 to this call?
01:06
Copy. Dispatch from Cares 101.
01:08
Cares 101 is available.
01:11
Copy available, thank you.
01:12
Battalion 151, I copy.
01:14
En route requested by Rescue 151.
01:17
Battalion 151.
01:18
Unit 8165, I copy en route.
01:20
Male 84,
01:21
Non-ambulatory back pain from a previous fall.
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Location mentioned:
Redmond Wy, Redmond, WA 98052
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