Medical call for respiratory issue near Red Fox Lane, Amherst MA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a medical call near Red Fox Lane for a person with breathing difficulties. Later, a 24-year-old male with a finger infection was treated near Chestnut Street. The patient chose police assistance before going to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Amherst Fire
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05:33
Transcript:
00:00
Receive A3, heading towards near Red Fox Lane, held with the respiratory,
00:10
and we'll reroute Hadley to 9 Chestnut Street for the infected figure at 2025.
00:16
A3 copies.
00:18
We're headed to Red Fox.
00:27
179, engine one.
00:30
Go ahead, engine one.
00:33
Engine one, you're going to be clear of Big Y,
00:38
Command is terminated.
00:41
Engine 1, you're going to be clear of Big Y, command terminated.
00:52
Go ahead, Action Med1.
00:55
You can show us on the air for coverage.
01:02
Action Med 1, you're going to be on the air to 9 Chestnut Street for a 24-year-old male with a finger infection at 2026.
01:13
Action Med 1 from Amherst X9, X5.
01:18
Go ahead, X5.
01:23
I do have an ambulance clearing up at the Big Y if you'd like them to take that chestnut call, it's your pleasure.
01:35
We can take the September call for you guys, so we're on the air.
01:41
As you want to receive, 729 from Big Y command.
01:46
The individual involved has chosen to deal with PD rather than an ambulance.
01:51
We'll both be clear, command terminated.
01:56
Command's terminated, Engine 1 and A1 are clear,
01:59
engine 1A2 are clear of near University Drive at 2027.
02:11
179, action Med 1.
02:15
Go ahead, action, Med1.
02:17
Quick confirmation, 9 Chestnut Street.
02:19
Is that the correct address to this call?
02:23
Affirmative, it's going to be 9 Chestnut Street, just outside,
02:26
with a 24-year-old male with a finger infection.
02:30
We told them to wave you down when you close the scene at 2027.
02:35
Receive, thank you.
02:39
Action, Midwine, if you look at the maps, there's almost rotary.
02:43
In that complex, that's where you're going to be aiming for.
02:47
Lazy, thank you.
02:55
7.9, A1.
02:59
Go ahead, A1.
03:01
A1, clear CDH returning.
03:05
A1, you clear CEDH returning at 2028.
03:13
A2 from 729.
03:16
A2 is on.
03:23
A2,
03:26
APD requesting unit back to Big Y, near University Drive for that male party.
03:33
He's now requesting go to the hospital at 2030.
03:44
179, engine two.
03:47
Go ahead, inch two.
03:51
Unseen, near Red Fox.
03:55
A3 from X7.
03:59
A3 is off.
04:01
I don't know which side you're coming in from, but there's a significant amount of ice and I'm telling you now.
04:10
Let me see, we're coming in from cars.
04:19
Seventy-nine, edge of one.
04:23
Go ahead, engine one.
04:26
You can assign me to the chestnut street call.
04:28
I'm just going to make sure action is all set.
04:33
We're season.
04:35
Andrew Levin assignment using the Chetland Street call at 2032.
04:40
We're back on scene.
04:44
Back on scene at 2032.
04:52
729 and engine one.
04:56
Go ahead, engine once.
04:58
You can show Action and myself on scene at 9 Chestnut Court X-X-5-Hus command.
05:05
Action and engine one are on scene and nine chestnut court X-5 has command at 2033.
05:18
Go ahead, A2.
05:19
8.2.
05:26
A3 is 19, near Red Fox Lane.
05:30
8.3, Yonstein at near Red Fox Lane at 2033.
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Location mentioned:
Red Fox Ln, Amherst, MA 01002
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