Adult female fainted near Joshua Edwards Court, East Hampton NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an adult female fainted near Joshua Edwards Court in East Hampton. EMS alarm was reactivated multiple times for additional assistance.
Audio|Heard on: East Hampton Fire and EMS Paging
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01:4
Transcript:
00:00
Pheed. Echampson name until the air with the second reactivation of your EMS alarm.
00:04
Drive is still muted from an adult female previously fainted.
00:08
Near Joshua Edwards Court, nearest cross about Woodman Road, repeating East Hampton until mail with a second reactivation of your EMS alarm.
00:14
Drive is still muted from an adult female previously fainted.
00:18
Near Joshua Edwards Court, nearest cross about was removed.
00:21
Time now, 7.30, now we charge out.
00:28
9-117.15, confirm our crew, and a rabbit, 730.
00:38
It's changed the name on the air with an additional activation for 9-180 and additional help to the scene of an adult female previously change out to Edwards Court, New York's Cors of Bowles and Roads.
00:49
A. Peding, it came to name and so on the air with an additional reactivation.
00:54
For your EMS alarm, 9180, and additional help is to the team than an adult female previously saying to that number three, Joshua Edwards Court.
01:02
Time now, 738, that was yours out.
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Location mentioned:
Joshua Edwards Ct, East Hampton, NY 11937
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