Medical emergency at residence near north avenue d, Springtown TX
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a woman at a residence near North Avenue D, who was lying on a bed and calling for help. The situation was confirmed as a medical emergency. No injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Parker County Public Safety
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 22, Incoming Call, near North Avenue D, Cross Streets, North Avenue D Street and Summer Tree Lane, Box 4807.
00:12
14, I'll be at medical emergency.
00:15
Go, 3.4.
00:18
At near North Avenue D, I have no further details except for some object says that her mother is laying on the bed calling for help.
00:28
So we're wrong.
00:30
3.7, so no further details, no injuries or anything?
00:34
Negative.
00:36
What's the address?
00:38
3. near North Avenue D.
00:41
Okay, I'm working.
00:48
313, supervisor's subject does show to be clear and eligible with firing in 2027.
00:56
1040, you're just only clear.
00:58
It's the visor. They can't be in the park of north.
01:10
MedicBody 2, and Fire Station 48, Priority 2[1], sick person, near North Avenue D, Cross Street's North Avenue D Street and Summer Tree Lane, Box 4807.
01:32
Engine 48, Priority 2[1], sick Person, near North Avenue D, respond on EMS1, cross streets, North Avenue D Street and Summer Tree Lane, Box 4807.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 2: Non-emergency/urgent response (generally without lights and sirens)
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Location mentioned:
N Ave D, Springtown, TX 76082
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