Possible stroke patient aided near Central St, Springfield MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire and medical crews responded to a third-floor apartment near Central Street in Springfield for a possible medical emergency involving a man who may have suffered a stroke. Emergency medical services provided care and the fire units were later released from the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Springfield Fire
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Command One, Rescue Squad, respond near Central Street, third floor apartment 3C.
00:08
Medical.
00:17
Truck two to fire alarm.
00:19
Truck two.
00:22
We're on the road, we could take that.
00:26
Received. It's in the one district for a male possible stroke.
00:30
Received.
00:43
Command One, Truck Two, respond near Central Street.
00:49
Third floor apartment 3C.
00:51
Medical.
00:57
Truck one to pilot.
00:59
Truck what?
01:02
Back in service, AMR's care.
01:03
It's stand down truck two at the central.
01:08
Received back service, AMR care.
01:11
Truck Two, you can stand down.
01:17
Truck two received.
01:31
Command One, Truck One, respond near Central Street, third floor apartment 3C.
01:39
Medical.
01:45
Truck One's patient possible stroke.
01:49
Received.
01:50
Engine one back in service.
01:53
Engine one back in service,
02:00
Sir. Truck one's on scene.
02:04
Truck one on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Central St, Springfield, MA 01105
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