72-year-old man unconscious with breathing difficulty, Geneva NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a medical emergency near Mohawk Place and Honeoye Lane where a 72-year-old man was unconscious and having difficulty breathing. He recently suffered a shoulder injury.
Audio|Heard on: Ontario County Public Safety
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01:19
Transcript:
00:00
Crosol Ambulance, Finger Lakes, your ALS.
00:02
Kanisha's place for a breathing problem.
00:09
Trouselambulance, Finger Lakes with your ALS, 112 Kanadasaga Place between Mohawk Place and Honeoye Lane.
00:15
72 male.
00:18
having trouble breathing, not conscious,
00:22
had recent shoulder injury.
00:25
Tristful Ambulance and Finger Lake Shire, ALS,
00:29
actually Finger Lake Shill at the Holt Call, 112, Canisha's Place, between Mohawk Police and Honeyway Lane.
00:34
72 male, not conscious, difficulty breathing, recent shoulder injury.
00:43
Free noise, Sophie, please, and from the investor.
00:47
Copy 10 from Manchester.
00:56
112 Canutee Place for the 72-year-old male, not conscious, is breathing through the recent shoulder injury.
01:06
112 Canatius Place,
01:09
17-year-old male, not conscious, is breathing.
01:13
Anacius place where the not-conscious is breathing breathing problems.
01:17
If there's hands available, you can send them this way.
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Location mentioned:
Geneva, NY 14456
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