Woman with allergic reaction after bee sting at Technology Dr

Heard on: Westmoreland County EMS Dispatch

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Now on station 300 , Charlie respond.

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Please, Huntingdon Downs, (number withheld) Technology Drive at Intervala,

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door number (number withheld).

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A (number withheld) year old female stung by a bee.

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They are refusing to use her EpiPen.

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Three hundred acknowledges.

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Eighteen 20 .

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She can show medic 100 and twenty-(number withheld) en route.

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Eighteen twenty-one.

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Please

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get 93 respond (number withheld) technology drive, East Huntingdon Township.

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Injured faller, door number (number withheld).

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For a 48 year old female, allergic reaction, having shortness of breath.

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Control 44, you 1st on the transfer.

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Stand by.

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Three, you're responding (number withheld) Technology Drive, East Huntingdon Township, in Irwin.

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Door number (number withheld) for a (number withheld) year old female allergic reaction to a bee sting, having shortness of breath.

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She does have an EpiPen, but hasn't used it.

8/11/2026 03:19 PM

Medical Emergency

Technology Dr, Tarrs, PA 15688

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical response for a 48-year-old female with a possible allergic reaction to a bee sting near Technology Drive. She reportedly has an EpiPen but may be refusing to use it.