Medical responders assist elderly at locked home, Syracuse UT
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders received a call about an elderly woman feeling cold, sweating, and vomiting inside a locked home near South Allison Way in Syracuse. Police assistance was requested to gain entry and provide medical help.
Audio|Heard on: Layton City Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Transport engine 32.
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Respond to 26 Sulu, sick patient.
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At near South Allison Way in Syracuse.
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Transport engine 32.
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Respond to 26 Sulu, sick patient at near South Allison Way in Syracuse.
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Transport engine 32.
00:24
What?
00:28
We copy that page for the medical.
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We are just going into the station.
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We're going to grab the hand on 32.
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Will you switch us out? Go ahead and show that.
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Get on that.
00:38
Go ahead.
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32 from Davis.
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Go ahead.
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For 10-14[1] on this one, the complainant is calling in third party for her grandma.
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She said that she called the complainant and said that she was cold and sweating and vomiting.
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But the doors are locked.
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The complainant is 10-17[2], but she's coming from Ogden.
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We're going to try and see if we can get PD on scene to help you guys get in.
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Thank you, good coffee, thanks.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-14: Escort or convoy request or assignment (usage may vary by agency)
[2]
10-17: En route
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Location mentioned:
S Allison Wy, Syracuse, UT 84075
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