Possible medical emergency at holiday inn express, Shelbyville IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, there was a report of a possible medical emergency at the Holiday Inn Express near West Rampart Street in Shelbyville, Indiana. The front desk said someone in room 12 may have been taken to the hospital. Attempts to confirm the situation and ensure the room is empty were underway.
Audio|Heard on: Shelby County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Holiday Inn Express, near West Rampart Street, 911[1].
00:04
Call came from the landline, no contact made, and they hung up when answered.
00:09
1,16, 10, 8, I'll be around.
00:12
152.
00:14
16, I had this the other day.
00:16
They had new phone lines put in and were having issues.
00:20
Alphi had one yesterday.
00:21
New phone lines are having issues?
00:24
Yeah, I've heard it happen several days.
00:26
If you're still out of your area, I can run up there.
00:28
I'm probably a little closer to you.
00:30
I just left.
00:36
Okay, I'm just 4.50,000, I can't start said.
00:43
And if you want to start also,
00:46
I need two of us the way it is.
00:55
Fire control, Ladder 692.
01:00
Ladder 692.
01:06
Create a call for 1454 Buttercup for a lift assist.
01:10
Mark, send around, please.
01:18
Unit's been around to Holiday Inn Express.
01:20
The information: I called back and made contact with the front desk, who said someone in room 12 was possibly rushed to the hospital.
01:27
They believe they left and went to the hospital.
01:29
Someone just went to check that and make sure everything is okay.
01:32
There were no other emergencies they were aware of and they're not sure what it was for.
01:37
Could they try to contact anyone in room 12?
01:41
I believe they spoke to the female who was staying in room 12 and she said they were at the hospital and asked me for a cell phone.
01:48
I don't believe anyone is in the room now, but I can call back and ask.
01:52
Okay, if we can confirm that, we won't waste the drive and can assess the condition, but we want to be sure.
02:01
They're all trying to call them back.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
911: Hang up/abandoned 911 call
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Location mentioned:
Shelbyville, IN 46176
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