Woman struggles to communicate while out of breath at home
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Wadena,Otter Tail, Hubbard, and Todd County Public Safety
03:17
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You guys head over to (number withheld) Third Street Southwest, Wadena.
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It's got a language barrier.
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I'm really having a
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hard time figuring out what's going on.
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And now she hung up.
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She seemed out of breath, but I could not make out what she was trying to say.
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Speaker is posting an assistance call.
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Lake Region Hospital.
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(number withheld) year old female on a foot hold left of Scott.
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Last seen on foot heading east from the ambulance garage.
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Tall, about 5'11", black female, medium build.
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Hair in a black, hair up in a ponytail.
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Gray hooded sweatshirt, (description withheld).
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That work.
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4304, what do you know?
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You want to get an ambulance heading this way?
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I'll speak to the master.
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228.
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Traffic.
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Good.
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Tom Victor Henry 835 will be 71 and 231st.
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Wadena will be paging the stair ambulance to Wadena.
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228.
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304. Wadena.
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19 out
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of 12 will be coming in the area.
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228.
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1711 same.
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Uh, 200 and twenty-nine.
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I don't want you to know what we're doing.
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Two hundred and twenty-nine.
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Well, do you know I haven't staged outside? We got to clear this house.
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You know, forty-three hours.
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Can you repeat? I was on the phone.
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Just have them wait outside.
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Yeah, fuck.
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You know, 4902 for officers on scene.
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4901 for officers on scene.
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Just wait outside.
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1220, dog care.
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71 and 21, zebra, Robert Henry, 937.
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230.
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4304, ambulance can come in.