Woman has chest pain in vehicle near Riley Road, Fauquier County VA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 20-year-old woman experienced chest pain and shortness of breath while sitting in her blue Toyota RAV4 near Riley Road. She pulled into the turn lane and has a history of bone disease. Emergency medical services have been dispatched.
Audio|Heard on: Fauquier County Sheriff and Fire, Warrenton Police
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Transcript:
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Stadium box,
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1040, for the cardiac emergency.
00:03
Lee, hallway, Riley Road, Company 1,
00:06
8, 10, Medic 10.
00:09
London 10, lighting one bravo, or one woman-brano for eight, a 20-year-old female,
00:16
holds the side of the roadway, having chest pain, he can find.
00:25
Ambulance 10 responding?
00:31
Do you have a direction of travel with that vehicle?
00:39
She cleared her off-4.
00:40
She's pulled over into the turn lane.
00:46
1-2-7, I was a citizen handle of a phone call.
00:55
86-7.
01:00
33. 13 line in line just flash, please.
01:04
Director.
01:09
He's a spine cardiac emergency.
01:11
Here's mine for a 20-year-old female.
01:12
I'm going to be located in a blue Toyota RAV4.
01:15
She has pulled over into the turn lane.
01:17
She does have a history of bone disease.
01:20
She's actually taking pre-workout, and is having some shortness of breath and is shaky and feels tight in her chest.
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Location mentioned:
Riley Rd, Virginia 20187
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