Man suffers heart attack at Broomall Street, Chester PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a location near Broomall Street in the city of Chester for a medical emergency involving a man suffering a heart attack.
Audio|Heard on: Delaware County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Near Broomall Street.
00:02
I was mentioning that's actually for a heart attack.
00:04
That's going to be a thirty-five year old male.
00:07
We're on.
00:09
Got it.
00:11
Dollar store, near Chester Pike, 1440 Chester Pike.
00:16
Shoplifter not in custody.
00:18
Person wearing all black with a black puffer coat.
00:21
Currently is packing full of merchandise.
00:23
Two eight.
00:26
Two eight.
00:28
Last unit on the MSN.
00:31
Telcom 33 cars are out.
00:33
Two eight.
00:35
Rescue cars, yeah.
00:37
Arrival rescue 39.
00:38
Rescue 3929.
00:43
Okay, you got a direction of travel or just still at the school?
00:46
Seven 61 at Delco.
00:48
Pulling up.
00:49
Seven six two here.
00:52
Still in the store at this time.
00:54
Pickaway saying he was arguing with a subject, he's not answering questions now.
00:57
Okay.
01:01
Ambulance 17, near Broomall Street in city of Chester, heart attack.
01:07
At Broomall Street in city of Chester, heart attack.
01:12
Respond, arrive and operate on EMS hail.
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Location mentioned:
Broomall St, Chester, PA 19013
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