Emergency response to diabetic crisis at Lawsonville Avenue 

Transcript:
On the medic, too. Go ahead. Copy, probably two, Lawsonville Avenue off McCoy Street and Sandstarkleuuff as a diabetic. Copy that. We are going to be en route from Base 1. Copy. Medic-9. What's the code for that diabetic problem? 13, Charlie. Copy. I'm a single-person truck, but I'll respond to that call. I'm copy. I'm a single-person truck, but I'll respond to that call. I'm copy. To McCoy Street and Samster, Goldruff, flu-diabetic problems. See, on Ms. Clear at 1921. Take on Medicaid 3. Okay. Copy. 124, (name withheld). 124, Stonybrook draw, Longt, NC-87. Appointment 6, Reverend's a Chefink. Copy. See on the medic boss. Goal base law. Okay. Pressure, you, 300 personnel being round 502, Los Avivale Avenue, 502, Lawsonville Avenue, Crosters to McCoy Street and Sand Circle. First, a bad crumbs, 13, Charlie, 3, C-com clear in 1922. C-U-100, personnel, stand-by, starting work, or process signs. 124, Sonnybrook-Dromov, NG-AW7, Appormant 6. Reminds of Chessain, Seacomplear in 1923. Fire our stand or rescue in route to that call with ourselves in Medi-9. That's affirmative. Copy. Medic 2 to Medi-9. We'll fire our rescue supplies, and we can continue just to hold crossroads due to truck status. No, we'll be right here. And board. Take on start. And excuse me, we'll be whole crossroads. Copy. See how many class? Club. Copy it's all the base. that's right of that loss of bill call. For useful engine one, you're responding to 502 loss of the avenue of 502 loss of all avenue between McCoy Street and Sand Circle, reverence to diabetic problems called call advised D.K.A. on a first-party 24-year-old male patient, quoted as a 13th Charlie 1. C-com is clear at 1925.

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