Medical emergency on East 73rd in Cleveland, Cleveland OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to East 73rd Street in Cleveland for a medical emergency involving a woman who appeared to be unresponsive and foaming at the mouth. A juvenile was performing CPR until paramedics arrived, and medical personnel remained on scene. The situation may be related to a possible overdose.
Audio|Heard on: Cuyahoga OH Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Two bullets came through someone's bathroom window on Cloverside and then I have an overhead.
00:04
On East Seventy-third, a 39-year-old female is foaming at the mouth with a 14-year-old juvenile performing CPR.
00:13
All right, copy.
00:16
You said the caller was a habitual complainant?
00:22
Affirmative.
00:23
Give it a couple more minutes.
00:26
About 1220, and then we can send cars out.
00:30
Still trying to keep two together.
00:34
I'll go to the overdose and the fight first.
00:40
I copy.
00:43
Sam 33 to radio.
00:45
Go ahead.
00:48
Do we know if EMS conveyed from 73rd?
00:51
They haven't updated.
00:52
I'll do a callback and see.
00:55
CM 33 for that overdose on East 73rd, medic 26 is still on scene.
00:59
The juvenile was there.
01:02
They believe they are by themselves, but another family member is heading over there.
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Location mentioned:
E 73rd St, Cleveland, OH 44104
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