Medical emergency involving collapsed senior near Minnesota St, St Joseph MN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a possible medical emergency involving a 73-year-old woman who collapsed and is incoherent near Minnesota Street East, St Joseph. She may have hit her head in a fall.
Audio|Heard on: Benton and Stearns County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Joe, rescue needed for a medical near Minnesota Street East.
00:06
Seventy-three year old female collapsed.
00:09
She is incoherent.
00:15
You can use Stearns.
00:22
So more than one elevator to Erker?
00:25
Where do you at?
00:31
I checked the elevator.
00:32
It opened up when I hit the button on a stairwell close to Roberts Road, and I walked over there.
00:38
I don't want to go down the other one.
00:43
Okay.
00:49
You can use Stearns 3 Dispatch Clear at 16 thirty-five.
01:01
Yeah, I didn't think he was outside more than one.
01:02
Or Simon walked in as well.
01:04
I don't see any buttons or alarms or anything.
01:07
Me either. Why don't you check the office real quick? Make sure nothing's in there going off.
01:18
One five four.
01:28
One five four, priority one, near Minnesota Street East.
01:30
Near Minnesota Street East, St.
01:32
St. Joseph. Priority one, seventy-three year old female fall, hit her head.
01:35
Stern three.
01:40
Headed off.
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Location mentioned:
E Minnesota St, St Joseph, MN 56374
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