Medical response near Lovell Rd for breathing issue, Temple GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a location near Lovell Road in Temple, Georgia, for a possible medical emergency involving an elderly man with breathing difficulties. The caller reported that the man, who has a history of COPD and previous surgery, was conscious and breathing but experiencing issues. Units were cleared after the call.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll County Sheriff, Carrollton Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Dispatch 44, engine 2,
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near Lovell Road off Woodland Camp Road, breathing problems.
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Dispatch, this is Medic One.
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You're responding to near Baxter Road.
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So, near Baxter Way.
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Caller's advising (name withheld) had surgery a couple of months ago.
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Now the wound is bleeding.
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It's a 74-year-old male, conscious and breathing.
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Again.
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Clear.
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North Carroll at West Jonesville.
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It's a white Volkswagen Golf, Georgia (number withheld).
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Clear.
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Before engine two, you're responding to near Lovell Road.
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near Lovell Road,
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breathing problems.
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It's going to be a seventy-nine-year-old male that is currently conscious and breathing.
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He does have a history of COPD.
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He's not changing color.
01:27
No further.
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Location mentioned:
Lovell Rd, Temple, GA 30179
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