Severe allergic reaction to bee sting treated with EpiPen

Heard on: Northern Panhandle WV Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Attention Valley Grove, Triadelphia,

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Bethlehem EMS.

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Medical emergency, (number withheld) McGraws Run Road.

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This is Valley Grove, Triadelphia, Bethlehem EMS.

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Medical emergency, (number withheld) McGraws Run Road for a bee sting.

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Is severely allergic.

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They are trying to administer an EpiPen.

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Time is 11:49.

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Tac 3, Tac 3.

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Valley Grove, 55 in route.

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55 in route.

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Ohio County from Canonsburg EMS out of West Alexander.

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I have an ALS ambulance with a seven-minute ETA to McGraw's Run if they need assistance.

01:05

Dispatch to Canonsburg EMS, you can go forward if you can.

01:15

32 to dispatch, en route to McGraw's run.

01:18

What was the numeric again at that call?

01:21

That was (number withheld) McGraw's.

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Received.

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Canburg 6900, it's going to be 6907.

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You can show us en route.

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Can you kick that over to Washington County, please?

2026-10-10 15:47 UTC

Medical Emergency

McGraws Run Rd, Valley Grove, WV 26060

Severe allergic reaction to bee sting treated with EpiPen

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a reported bee sting with severe allergy at a home on McGraws Run Road in Valley Grove. Callers were attempting to use an EpiPen while multiple EMS units and an ALS ambulance were dispatched to the scene.

Severe allergic reaction to bee sting treated with EpiPen

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