Medical emergency near Harper St in Star, Star NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a possible medical emergency near Harper Street in Star. A seventy-five-year-old man was reported conscious and breathing but not acting normally and experiencing leg pain following a recent knee replacement. Medical units were directed to access the back entrance near Harper Street.
Audio|Heard on: Montgomery NC EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
I give it a373.
00:02
Stand by near Harper Street.
00:03
Star six person.
00:23
Let me get rid of 373.
00:24
Respond to near Harper Street.
00:27
Cross street of South Main Street and Brewer Street.
00:29
Be in reference to the stated person.
00:32
Montgomery to 377, respond available for 1012.
00:34
377 available for 1012, 2348.
00:39
373 is en route.
00:42
34.
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I think I'll read the 373 patient information.
00:48
Go ahead.
00:51
Ten four. It's going to be a Charlie response.
00:53
Reference a seventy-five year old male.
00:55
He is conscious and breathing.
00:57
Advise he's not acting normally.
00:59
His breathing is normal.
01:01
Advise he's having pain in his leg.
01:04
Advise he did have a knee replacement last week.
01:07
Advise to come to the back door near Harper Street.
01:13
Cross street of South Main Street and Brewer Street.
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Location mentioned:
Harper St, Star, NC 27356
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