Medical emergency near Buffalo Road apartment, Rochester NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a possible medical emergency occurred near Buffalo Road Apartment A where callers were crying and laughing uncontrollably. EMS was involved due to the patient's apparent difficulty breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Not known near Buffalo Road Apartment A.
00:04
Callers not answering questions, just crying and laughing.
00:07
Okay.
00:08
Carter, left.
00:09
842. 842. 842.
00:11
3.3.
00:13
37, you calling.
00:15
Yeah, EMS is just wondering, um,
00:18
an ETA for the NDA that's in your box.
00:21
They're out there waiting with a patient for a report.
00:24
Yeah, I'm not entirely sure what that is coming in a minute.
00:27
Okay.
00:29
804. 804.
00:30
Yeah,
00:32
if they're just looking for a copy of the report, just if you can have them call in that one, leave their phone number, we'll call them back with the report number, get it to them, and you can clear AMS.
00:41
How far?
00:42
836. 836.
00:45
Transporting one male from my location.
00:47
Back to Kirkwood for a short.
00:50
Correcting Kirk reclaim.
00:53
804, can you landline please?
00:55
844 to be advised.
00:57
Your current has been upgraded with EMS because the patient is having trouble breathing.
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Location mentioned:
Buffalo Rd Unit A, Rochester, NY 14624
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