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Medical emergency involving middle-aged woman near Lewis and Clark Elementary, St Helens OR
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched near Lewis and Clark Elementary for a medical emergency involving an approximately 40-year-old female who was in and out of consciousness. No witnesses were present and details are limited.
Audio|Heard on: St. Helens Police and Fire
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01:25
Transcript:
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Onscript 7.1, unknown medical[1], Lewis and Clark, near South 9th Street, medic, 471 on Mediard.
00:04
On Middick, 711, 6 person, unknown medical[1], Lewis and Clark, near South 9th Street, medic, 471, Middat, 0,148.
00:13
McCombinic 4333.
00:15
Mike 433.
00:18
Mediq 433 arrived.
00:20
Arrived at 0748.
00:27
Seaghanba to 93.
00:29
23.
00:31
Show me in route to 5th Street, part 2.
00:39
At it, 0748.
00:47
See, Comedic 491.
00:50
Go ahead.
00:55
If you come back 491, don't know, medical.
01:00
Can't medic 4191.
01:04
Medics, 491 copy, you're out in place with Medic 471, Lewis and Clerk, near South Vine Street, crosses Columbia Boulevard and Cald Street.
01:10
They're requesting you go to the entrance closest to red apple.
01:14
I don't have much information.
01:16
The RP was not with the patient.
01:17
It's approximately 40-year-old female.
01:19
They weren't sure what was going on, and then they got confirmation she was in and out of consciousness.
01:23
No one witnessed what was going on.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
unknown medical: Medical emergency—problem details unknown
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Location mentioned:
S 9th St, St Helens, OR 97051
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