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Six hundred and eighty-six, that's received 1911 .
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You'll be en route to (number withheld) Hinkle Street.
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Six hundred and eighty-six, you are going to be responding for a fifty-five-year-old female.
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The 1st time the call came in, he was advising that she was having an outrageous rage and she was spinning around
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a whole bunch in her wheelchair.
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I started to get a little bit further information.
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She's kind of talking out of her head, advising that we're all going to die because she is off her medications.
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She does have a UTI; she's had for a few days.
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She is advising that she can't really breathe now.
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She is advising that she's having chest pains too.
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I am going to try to get better.
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Is this the same patient that they've been asking about? Couple days.
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Six eight six looks like a medical alarm.
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In the past two days, twice.
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Six eight six, I can hear her in the background.
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She's screaming, she's saying there's going to be fire.
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I asked if she was going to be combative with EMS.
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He said possibly anybody that gets near her,
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she just kind of starts smacking.
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Roger that, I think we'll be okay for now.
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Six eight six, that's fine to let you know.
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Six eighty-six on scene.
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