Man treated for chest pain and breathing issues in franklin, Franklin PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to near 14th Street, Franklin for a 28-year-old man experiencing chest pain and difficulty breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Venango County Fire Departments, Oil City Police
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02:17
Transcript:
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6106. Go ahead and start me an ALS unit this way if possible.
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California.
00:20
Morning to the city of the Veneto County.
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Relations, go ahead.
00:40
We'll need to dispatch a medic out of Oil City.
00:50
Copy, 1159.
01:03
But Niagara County, 6109, supporting UPMC Northwest.
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Appointing North 200.
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14 OILC.
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14 oil city,
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requested for an ALS, Delta response 14th Street, Franklin.
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Station 14 Wall City.
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Requested for a medic to assist C.A.L.S.
01:44
Unit only.
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EMS[1] Delta response, near 14th Street.
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Myrtle Street, Neal Street, 28-year-old male, chest pain,
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breathing.
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This best time, 12-01.
01:58
At 7th, this, Rattle.
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Up your next to 7.
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You're in a route at 12.
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TAS unit on scene is 6106.
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Cobb is 6106.
02:13
Show the 6105 out of Bull City Healthcare and Rehap.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
14th St, Franklin, PA 16323
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