Medical crew responds to man who briefly lost consciousness, York ME
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders were dispatched to near Gladys Lane off Dewey/Rogers Road for a 22-year-old man who briefly lost consciousness but is now awake and talking.
Audio|Heard on: York Maine Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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York on for York Ambulus, speech rescue, you're responding number near Gladys Lane off of Dewey Road off Rogers,
00:08
for a male subject that has passed out of malconscious.
00:29
You're gone from the ambulance in the beach.
00:32
Alpha level call at number near Gladys Lane, which is off of, looks like it's off, he's got Dewey.
00:42
This will be for a nail patient that had passed out,
00:47
now conscious.
00:49
Again, alpha level.
00:51
This is for a 22-year-old male that had passed out, now currently conscious.
01:00
0830.
01:03
Amelt, one you're welcome.
01:05
Go ahead.
01:08
You should open around.
01:10
Just confirm this is an alpha-level response?
01:13
Uh, forever.
01:16
There is two, thank you.
01:28
Or rescue one?
01:30
All the way.
01:33
Rescue one, Emilts went on the way, near Gladys Lane off Rogers Road.
01:37
Call her is the patient's mother.
01:39
She reports a loss of consciousness, so he is now talking, but she said something in the right seat, sir.
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Location mentioned:
Gladys Ln, York, ME 03909
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