Reported cardiac arrest with person possibly deceased at home
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Union County and North Carolina State Fire
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Say on 18 1st responders engine 180 respond with med 116 med 141 med 21 law enforcement cardiac arrest (number withheld) hudson mill drive (number withheld) hudson mill drive in millbridge subdivision operating on Charlie[1].
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Ladder two is going to be on the scene.
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Got a small single story apartment.
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Nothing showing from the alpha.
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Delta. Ladder two is going to be out investigating.
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Hold with current assignment.
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Ladder two will be establishing command.
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Copy, ladder two on scene.
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Hold current assignment. You have command.
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Keep on engine three.
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On scene, two-story townhome, nothing showing.
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Engine three will be investigating.
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Engine three will have command.
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Hold current assignment.
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Copy, engine three on scene.
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Hold current assignment.
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You have command.
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Five two, take off.
01:03
Five two.
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Eleven D correct.
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Engine One Hundred and Eighty, Med One Hundred and Sixteen, Med One Hundred and Forty-One, Med Twenty-One.
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Law enforcement respond.
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Code Three, Code Three.
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Cardiac arrest, (number withheld) Hudson Mill Drive, (number withheld) Hudson Mill Drive in Millbridge subdivision.
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They are advising that their mother just passed away.
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They found her slumped over, fingers purple.
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She is cold and stiff.
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They're refusing to do CPR at this time.
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They are advising that it is a obvious sixty-seven and suspected.
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One hundred and 80 .
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Just be advised, EMS does have about a twenty-five minute ETA.
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We did check with Lancaster; they refused to run it for us.
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Okay, I made your one back available.
01:59
You
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mind investigating Bravo Delta?
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Okay.
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One forty-one, please.
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One forty-one, go ahead.
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Our case is code two.
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Are we going emergent or?
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I apologize.
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It just went down to a code two since they said it was a suspected 10-67.
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So you guys will be responding code two now.
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192, let's see.
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Hello.
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Four, we're going right here.
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Seven.
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Take out twenty-one.
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Twenty-one, go ahead.
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Will you just clear me off of that since we're going to two now?
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Seven.
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Nick, if you need further, just let me know.
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Seven.
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Copy, Chris. Thank you.
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They're out on Charlie[1].
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Patient's going to be located downstairs in the mother-in-law suite in the bathroom.
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Okay, one's on scene.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Charlie: Charlie-level response (moderate-priority alarm response classification)
Medical Emergency
