Medical emergency at apartment near mill street, Watertown NY
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Medical EmergencyFire department and emergency medical services responded to a medical alarm activation at an apartment near Mill Street in Watertown. There was no initial response from the occupant. The incident was confirmed as a medical emergency requiring advanced life support transport to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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City Firetelfarm Engine 3, Medical Law, Mill Street.
00:17
City Firetile Arm engine 3, respond near Mill Street, Department 34, Medical Arm Activation, no response.
00:24
Seeing City, Baratow Farm Engine 3,
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near Mill Street, Department 34, Medical Arm, activation, no response.
00:36
Section 4355-0 response.
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Copy engine 3 responding.
00:42
431 Mill Street.
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Right.
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Priority 1[1],
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near mill, near mill,
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apartment 34, medical arm, no further information unknown.
01:03
near mill apartment 34, party 1. near mill apartment 34, party 1.
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No for responding.
01:16
1401
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Four is on scene after fire.
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Four on scene afterfire.
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Four on scene afterfire, 1404.
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Okay.
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Special engine 30.
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Engine three.
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Engine three.
01:36
Can you have done in maintenance respond for this apartment?
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Copy. Okay.
01:46
Don't let it do.
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Thank you. Transporting to S&C, party 2 ALS.
02:03
To a transporting Samaritan ALS, 1407.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority medical response (life-threatening emergency)
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Location mentioned:
Mill St, Watertown, NY 13601
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