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Unresponsive elderly male with possible diabetic issue, Fort Covington NY

Medical Emergency

Reported: 10/10/2025 09:29 AM

Fort Covington, NY

An 85-year-old man was found unresponsive near Sammis Street in Fort Covington with a possible diabetic condition. Emergency medical services and advanced life support were dispatched to the scene.

Audio|Source: Franklin County Fire, EMS, and Police

01:38

Transcript:

00:00

Franklin, second EMS call, Priority 1[2], Westville, Automatic Mutual Aid, near Sammis Street,

00:07

85-year-old, male patient,

00:10

unresponsive, possible diabetic issue.

00:12

Repeating 4. Fort Covington, second EMS call, Priority 1[2],

00:16

Westville, automatic mutual aid.

00:18

Priority one, EMS call, near Sammis Street, 85-year-old male patient, unresponsive, possible diabetic issue. Alarm time, 1230.

00:32

Fire control 4-8-7.

00:38

7? 7?

00:41

That second call, is the patient unresponsive?

00:53

To start Malone out that way, ALS[1].

00:59

Actually, priority one EMS call, near Sammis Street.

01:06

Progress. dispatch for Malone.

01:16

Vituate request, priority 1 EMS call ALS[1] near Sammis Street, 85-year-old male patient, unresponsive, possible diabetic issue.

01:26

Repeating 4, Malone,

01:28

mutual request, priority 1, EMS call, ALS[1],

01:32

near Sammis Street, Fort Covington, 85-year-old male patient, unresponsive, possible diabetic issue, 1232.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

ALS: Advanced Life Support

[2]

Priority 1: Highest-priority medical response (life-threatening emergency)

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