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Woman passed out in running car with two children, Winchester VA
Medical Emergency
Near Market St, Winchester, VA 22603
Emergency dispatch audio reporting a woman unconscious in a running car with two children inside; police and medical units are responding and staff are communicating on scene.
Audio|Source: Frederick County Public Safety
00:50
Transcript: Medica 133 responding station completed, 1233. 13, Metac 13, truck 13. It's going to be a female passed out in a white vehicle, back parking lot. There are two children in the vehicle as well. As the car is running, doors are locked. We've got law enforcement en route also. (name withheld) going to say we're calling for names. Truck 13 on scene talking to management 1234. Direct. Take 4-2 from headquarters, status check. Okay. 10-4[1]. 0-8-5 on-0, direct.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/OK
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Near Market St, Winchester, VA 22603
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