medical call for elderly woman who may have fallen, Butler WI

Medical Emergency

Reported: 11/10/2025 01:00 PM

Near W Hampton Ave, Butler, WI 53007

Emergency responders were sent to an apartment near West Hampton Avenue for a 70-year-old woman who may have fallen. The patient was hard to understand and the call disconnected. A second 911 call from the same address confirmed the need for assistance.

Audio|Source: Waukesha County Fire - West

02:22

Transcript:

00:00

Bravo unknown problem.

00:01

Near West Hampton Avenue apartment 329, between North 127th Street and North 132nd Street.

00:10

Hampton Regents, YAP.

00:12

Lethler's Fire Zone 1.

00:14

Timeout.

00:15

1459.

00:17

Station anyone.

00:19

The acknowledging tones, can you attach analyst money to want to put me in row?

00:22

Copy. Amy on send you on en route.

00:25

Did you need Cityworkfield at all? A-Firm.

00:28

Could you send them non-emergent at this point? Hey, Gabby.

00:40

Med 229, Bravo Unknown Problem, 1299,

00:45

West Hampton Avenue apartment 329, between North 127th Street and North 132nd Street, Hampton Regency Act, Butler's Fire Zone 1, Timeout, 1501.

00:59

Butler, Ambulance, 91, just for your additional at the Bravo level, and no problem at DeHan Regency Apartments, near West Hampton Avenue.

01:08

It's going to be apartment 329-329 for a 70-year-old patient who possibly fell, but she was difficult to understand and then disconnected.

01:19

We did a tense callback and have been unsuccessful.

01:23

Dispatch engine 22.

01:24

You can place me on scene.

01:26

And the engine 22 going.

01:28

You can place engine 22 on that call as well with Met 22.

01:33

I copy Engine 22.

01:39

Again Avenue, Commend, 10 minutes.

01:46

If anyone, one's within 10 minutes.

01:52

Maybe that's anyone with patient.

01:54

Can you also confirm if the patient accidentally dialed again? We got a 911 to hang up from the same location, but unknown apartment.

02:02

The apartment number is going to be 329.

02:05

We're on the floor, so we're going to have everybody keep coming away.

02:10

Disarch copies.

02:12

Can you just confirm with the patient if he accidentally dialed 911 again?

02:20

Negative on the accidental.

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