Medical emergency reported near North High Street, Worthington OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, medic 102 was initially dispatched to 66 Halligan Avenue for an unknown medical emergency. The location was later corrected to near North High Street at the Laurels of Norworth, Room 167. The resident at the original address reported no emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Northwest Fire Dispatch
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01:35
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 102, 66, Halligan Avenue, unknown emergency.
00:05
Medic 102,
00:06
66,
00:07
Halligan Avenue, unknown emergency, cross street of North High.
00:15
First Friday, Medic 1st Friday, Medicare 102.
00:19
Medic 102, go ahead.
00:22
Sir, this is the address where this is plotting through 911.
00:28
A rapid SOS has a different building, looks like possibly (number withheld) North High Street building.
00:38
That's your place.
00:40
The resident at 66 Halligan, they advise no emergency there.
00:48
We're going to make our way over to (number withheld) North High Street.
00:55
Sir,
00:57
it looks like not sure what building that is, it looks like it's coming from the side of the building that's closest to attic place about midway down the building.
01:07
We've still got an open line but not getting much response on the call.
01:15
Steve, we're going to go to (number withheld) North High Street.
01:18
It's the Laurelville, North Worth, but we'll start looking there.
01:20
Medic 1-02, we do get confirmation that is going to be at the Laurels of Norworth.
01:24
It looks like Room 167.
01:27
Room 167.
01:31
Room 167, Medic 102 is at, on the scene at (number withheld), North High.
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Location mentioned:
N High St, Worthington, OH 43085
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