Infant reported choking but is now breathing, Fayetteville GA
Medical EmergencyEmergency units responded to near Running Bear Trail for an 11-month-old child reported choking and turning purple. The child initially was not breathing with closed eyes but later started breathing and opened eyes.
Audio|Source: Fayette County Public Saftey
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Transcript:
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3252 running their trail near Running Bear Trail across is White Dove Lane it's 11 month old choke it's in purple squad 9 medic 4 soaking priority 1 at (number withheld)
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respond on tack 1 tack 1 2nd 104
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10 4 12 54 10 4
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Radio, this is going to be a false alarm.
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This is going to be terminated. You can log, tire radio, engine any one available.
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No. No.
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21, 16, 17. ...ready.
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Squad 9, medic 4, choking priority 1 near Running Bear Trail. That's near Running Bear Trail across the bike dub lane.
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Shadows is green, which one, attack one, attack one.
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4162.
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Medical 4 is responding.
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4.9 respond.
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I'll be on a black key launcher.
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I'll be on Highway 54 and Plantation Drive.
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Denver.
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10-4[1] units who are responding to an 11-month-old, 1-1-month-old male.
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Call was originally saying that his son was choking and turning purple.
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Originally his eyes were closed and he was not breathing, but the eyes are open now and the patient is breathing.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Affirmative (Acknowledgment/Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Near Running Bear Trail, Fayetteville, GA 30214
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