Male patient refuses ambulance transport at intersection, Buffalo NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, eMS responded to a medical emergency at the intersection of Washington Street and South Division Street. The male patient refused ambulance transport and opted to be driven by family members.
Audio|Heard on: Buffalo Fire
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 1 respond to EMS to Washington and South Division for a male who will check hand.
00:08
Engine 1 response to EMS to Washington and South Division for a male with shutdown.
00:13
Time 22.A. Buffalo Fire.
00:31
Dispatch, under 37.
00:37
37.
00:39
That's at 4.
00:40
Can you see the ambulance to the house on the address on Abbott, please.
00:53
Officer 37, your message?
00:57
Number four,
00:59
apologize. Can you send an ambulance to the house on Abbott Road?
01:06
957, that's where you're at.
01:08
And what's the update?
01:10
Yes.
01:14
What's the status of the patient?
01:21
A patient hit their hub.
01:27
Roger.
01:30
Engine 4, ambulance is a good notify.
01:32
No one's on location.
01:34
Do we have an ambulance responding?
01:37
That's affirmative, individual.
01:41
Thank you.
01:59
Go ahead.
02:03
Does Buffalo PD still have this call?
02:10
I can check.
02:14
Do you have an update?
02:17
Yes, a patient is refusing transport, mothers are going to transport, they are no longer needed.
02:26
Roger, no longer meets the least leave, so much.
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Location mentioned:
S Division St & Washington St, Buffalo, NY 14203
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