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Transcript: (name withheld), Forest Fire Station 13, first responders come in service, 2519, East Center Street, Room 420. It's going to be Wyndham Gardens, Cross Street to Rob Marr Drive and Holiday Drive for a seizure. 43-year-old male is currently in an act of seizure. Pops 5, hops 5. Pops 5. 43-year-old male is currently in an act a seizure. Pops-Py, Pops-P-P-P-Sive. Cors is in-Routh. Crescent. Resc Bresc13. Medics work. This is 1513.
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For suspenders, can we center and holiday right into the Applebee's, two vehicles. It looks like one was possibly T-bone, so if we're getting out of one vehicle, I had a third-party caller. Office 5. There's the needs for Self Fire Station 13, first responders, can we center and holiday right into the Applebee's, two vehicles.
If you can take a look at it. Affirmative Good job, (name withheld). Move beneath Sports Out Fire Station 17, first responders, Walmart, 2501-1 Boulevard, Cross of Jayland and Children. Male in his 60s. He is conscious breathing this time. They thought he was having a seizure. He's going to be pharmacy side ops five inside the store. Move beneath, forced out fire, station 17, first responders, Walmart, 2,001, Bolivari, Cross of Jalen and Sheldon. Male in his 60s, he is conscious breathing at this time. They thought he was having a seizure. He could be pharmacy side, opts five, inside the store. Measure 4. Uh, mail, fuel line. Engine 17, throughout. (name withheld) Salad, signal, lady. Engine 17. When do you get some free time? You can just email me at 27 return in, AAA. That's 4-9-0. That next 4-9-0-3-28 when ready. You can start me, signal 27 again. No back, signal aiding not on file. Ocean Tom Lincoln. It returns to Michael Chrysillib on a 1999 white DMC, R&26, singly. Very, thank you. Is your mind location in Walmart? In Walmart. He in Walmart on the pharmacy site.
(name withheld) and the station, 13, come into service, 2575 East Center Street, Room 201, Crowstreet of Romar and Holiday Drive. It was a 25-year-old female object, 25-year-old male conscious, breathing normally, history of seizures, currently shaking, is able to respond to the CP. (name withheld) and the station 13, come into service, 25-75, East Center Street. Room 201, crash rates of Rob Moore and Holiday Drive. There's a 25-year-old female, check, 25-year-old male, conscious breathing normally, history of seizures, currently shaking. They're able to respond to the CP. This has got 24 is clear on in, Ralph. Rescue 13, Ralph. Rescue 13.
Luther and East, standby for a run. Luther and East, signal 8-425 Chinworth Court. Cross through Oakland Drive. 72-year-old female conscious of breathing, needing transported through an episode of psychosis. The court's clearing route. Did they advise if the patient was so mad ever agitated? She did not advise, no.
First responders, 124 North Parker Street came in through medical pendant, advising that (name withheld) is diabetic and his blood sugar was at 71, he was feeling shaky. I believe someone should be home with him to open the door. Go ahead and off the side. Louisville Fire Station 15 first responders, 124 North Parker Street came in through a medical pendant, advising that (name withheld) is diabetic and his bullet trick was at 71, he was feeling shaky. Believe someone should be home with them to open the door. Go ahead and opposite sides. Okay, go ahead and fours clear out, off-five. Medics. Thank you, thank you.
