Patient experiences seizure then screams but stays calm 

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Medic. 6931. All right. Do I see the patient's now yelling in the background? You do see that. However conflicting information being provided as a call taker, the caller is still describing the patient as being in an active seizure. Please, (name withheld). We're about, I'm number two out. We're seeing. There are two Exeter PD units in route. Like I said, it's a bit conflicting from the caller. I don't know how well they're describing the situation. It was noted that the patient hadn't been yelling in the background. However, from what they're describing, the patient is still in an active seizure and not supposed to stop at this point. Okay. Okay. Okay. 9504 is available 12.29. Perkstall units responding to 25 Kenneth Place. Perkstall units responding to 25 Kenneth Place. Just confirm with the call taker. They are actually confirming the patient is now post-dictal can be heard, screaming, however, is not violent at this point. 6.931, you copy. We're seeing. Medic 6931, Deputy 253. Advise if you need us. Merge, engine tanker 25 is on occasion. Engine tanker 25 is on scene 1230. Yes, plus 10.0. And squad 690, 1230. Burke stall units, specifically 61931 if no contact. Call or did stay a patient, possibly. being aggressive. Erks, Medic. 5653 is available. Medic 5653 is available, 1230. Perks, 96.1,11, around, riding. Medics 6811 is arrival ready, 1230. Medics, 671 and 660s, Paul 30. First, Deputy 253 is arrived. Deputy 253, copy. You're arriving. 12.1.

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