Elderly man dies of cardiac arrest near Lower Snake Spring Road, Everett PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a cardiac arrest near Lower Snake Spring Road in Snake Spring Township. The patient, an elderly male, was unresponsive and CPR was not initiated. The coroner was notified, and Pennsylvania State Police were informed.
Audio|Heard on: Bedford County Fire, EMS and Law
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03:4
Transcript:
00:00
Unit 12, medic 11, you're due near Lower Snake Spring Road, Snake Spring Township for cardiac arrest.
00:11
Unit 12,
00:13
Medic 11 echo response, you're due cardiac arrest near Lower Snake Spring Road.
00:28
Unit 11 acknowledges.
00:41
Unit 12 echo response near Lower Snake Spring Road, Snake Spring Township for cardiac arrest.
01:02
Unit 1203, you're en route 0758.
01:07
You have an elderly male in cardiac arrest.
01:14
We're still on the phone with a caller.
01:24
Foot reported as hanging.
01:37
Elderly male,
01:39
(name withheld) currently in aircraft.
01:49
Was CPR initiated?
01:54
Negative.
01:56
Caller believes they were beyond recovery.
02:01
(name withheld).
02:06
Also be advised, 1203, PSP has been notified.
02:20
On scene.
02:39
Go ahead and answer the medic and post the coroner.
02:46
Medic eleven Bedford County.
02:57
If 1203 stated to cancel,
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Location mentioned:
Lower Snake Spring Rd, Everett, PA 15537
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