Medical emergency at near south 100 west in wabash, Wabash IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medical emergency reported near South 100 West in Wabash. A 73-year-old male is experiencing trouble breathing and congestive heart failure. The patient will be outside in a pickup truck. Fire and first responders have been dispatched.
Audio|Heard on: Wabash, Huntington, Miami and Grant Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Wabash Fire, noble first responders, major route near south 100 west.
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Near south 100, Wabash, reference to a 73 year old male, trouble breathing, and congestive heart failure; he will be outside in a pickup truck.
00:17
K&D2 for 6, number (number withheld).
00:43
Wabash fired.
00:44
Noble first responders made your route near south 100 west.
00:50
Near south 100 west, Wabash.
00:52
Reference to a 73 year old male, trouble breathing and congestive heart failure.
00:57
Heart failure, he will be outside in a pickup truck.
01:00
K&AT 2 for 6 number (number withheld).
01:08
I am central.
01:13
Near south,
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100 west,
01:17
Near south,
01:20
100 west, 17-year-old male, chival breathing, congestive heart failure.
01:28
805-4.
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805-10.
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8520.
01:39
That's clear central, 21 is responding.
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Location mentioned:
S 100 W, Wabash, IN 46992
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