Cardiac arrest reported near Three Oaks Road in Crystal Lake, Crystal Lake IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a cardiac arrest near Three Oaks Road in Crystal Lake. Multiple fire and ambulance units arrived and worked to assist the patient. The patient was eventually not transported after consultation with police.
Audio|Heard on: McHenry IL Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:42
Transcript:
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Crystal Lake, cardiac arrest, near Three Oaks Road, 343, and 351, 2, time 644.
00:14
351 from 343, your location?
00:18
351 from 343, 000 from 343, 000.
00:20
Your location?
00:23
351s and quarters.
00:27
Okay, see confirmation 343.
00:28
Dispatch ambulance 353 to Three Oaks.
00:31
You can show 351 available.
00:35
Dispatching 353, message received.
00:44
Crystal Lake, cardiac arrest, near Three Oaks Road, 353, 2, time 646.
00:59
353, trying to move the patient to the floor now.
01:05
3453. 3.53, copy?
01:11
343, 353, still trying to get the patient to the floor.
01:16
Message two.
01:17
353, go ahead.
01:18
Go ahead of us.
01:22
Tsegum 353, patient contact.
01:25
The second from engine, 3443.
01:29
Seacom engine, 343.
01:32
3.43, go ahead.
01:35
Screen on transport, means to be unseen another 10 minutes for a meeting with police.
01:40
Message received non-transport.
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Location mentioned:
Three Oaks Rd, Crystal Lake, IL 60014
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