Juvenile with medical condition locked inside vehicle near Ramona-Gonzalez St, Camden NJ
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a juvenile with sickle cell disease was locked inside a vehicle near Ramona-Gonzalez Street. Emergency responders were dispatched but later confirmed no medical services were needed.
Audio|Heard on: Camden NJ Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:18
Transcript:
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Squad 7, VLS 1023, near Ramona-Gonzalez Street, a motor vehicle lockout.
00:16
Squad 7, BLS 1023, near Ramona-Gonzalez Street, a motor vehicle lockout.
00:25
Squad 7.
00:27
Stafford, BELS 1023, near Ramona Gonzalez Street, a motor vehicle lockout.
00:29
Did I want?
00:32
Prasemusana.
00:33
Presti 1, companies are responding to near Ramona-Gonzalez Street.
00:37
I was reporting a 0-1-year-old that's while from side of the vehicle.
00:42
The juvenile has sickle cell and requesting an ambulance for him.
00:48
Batali one received.
00:51
That's in a row.
00:53
All right.
00:55
Kennedy County, Patna once arrived on location.
00:58
I'm in the address to Vermont Street and Ninth Street.
01:02
Okay, Retirement one.
01:04
The time one, Kenanick.
01:07
Go Patel.
01:09
Metters revising that services are not needed.
01:14
Receives affirming that there is no incident at the vehicle for recall to balance in 2009-1-vill.
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Location mentioned:
Ramona Gonzalez St, Camden, NJ 08103
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