Elderly man treated for stroke in Villa Rica, Villa Rica GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders were dispatched to a residence near East Foster Court in Villa Rica for an 80-year-old man showing clear signs of a stroke. The man was conscious and breathing but had a history of prior strokes.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll County Sheriff, Carrollton Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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This is Engine 11, 110142B en route near East Foster.
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Near East Foster Court, EMS Zone 7 stroke.
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Out 46 dispatch.
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Go ahead.
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One tonight from vehicle maintenance, 1042.
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Ten 42. This is like 900 and forty-five.
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Ten four, I am out at thirty-four.
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Nine hundred and.
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Eighty-five. Are we going to have charges?
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Fifty-three seventy-seven.
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Yes,
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Clear.
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Fifty-three, can you take a twenty-one?
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Good.
01:12
Twenty-three in the mileage fifteen point.
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Have.
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Near East Foster Court for a stroke.
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Reference your call, eighty-year-old male, conscious and breathing.
01:30
Advise there is clear evidence of the stroke.
01:32
He has seemed weak since yesterday and has a history of strokes.
01:37
Nothing further.
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Location mentioned:
E Foster Ct, Villa Rica, GA 30180
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