Man in cardiac arrest in Stockton residence, Stockton CA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to a 74-year-old male in cardiac arrest at a residence near Bartram Run Court in Stockton. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation was in progress upon arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Stockton Police and Fire Dispatch
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02:39
Transcript:
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Engine 11. Respond to full arrest.
00:03
4808.
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At near Bartram Run Ct.
00:06
Cross streets are between end and large-term runway.
00:17
That's the Three Wagon Three.
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Wagon Three.
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Wagon Three.
00:27
It was Three Wagon Three Woldtis is 3 David 68 with transport from 3-170, Florida.
00:36
Two Wagon, everyone, I'll check with him.
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Engine 2031.
00:49
Respond to Code to Difficulty Breathing, LBJ19W.
00:53
At a 622nd, Sacramento Street.
00:55
Cross streets are between Dacie Avenue and Forest Avenue.
01:07
Prowst Street, 445445 for a 9-20.
01:19
We can also meet them at the PD if they can't come here.
01:24
10, 4, 3Wagon 1, copy, lock traffic for 3Wagon 3.
01:35
The 933211 Valley is now from Popeye's at 4966 West Lane.
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One out.
01:45
The unit's a cell.
01:47
There are 56 or all.
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Very far.
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Then I copy.
01:58
Okay.
02:03
The case. We are 54 and 56.
02:05
We are on the phone with a rabbit's apparent fault.
02:12
We'll be in route code one.
02:15
Very far.
02:17
3. David, 60, to copy your message, 1617.
02:25
Repeating for Engine 11, District, 408D, David, 74-year-old male, full arrest, CPR is in progress over the phone, near Bartram Run Ct with a cross-of-Bartrum runway.
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Location mentioned:
Bartram Run Ct, Stockton, CA 95212
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