Man reports panic attack while driving on I-80 

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(name withheld) 32 and engine 4 van route to the 247 westbound 247 westbound. There's a first party alone caller, 34 years old male conscious, seeing his heart's racing and his arms are tingling. He's trying to code through your response. His heart rate is elevated. They're going to be in a tan Lincoln. Their hazard lights are on. Sure, Madam, 32. 32, go ahead. If you're in contact with the patient, is there any way he can just drive to the accent? 138 and 167, can't happen, is he? We are not currently on the phone with him anymore. He is invited to not feel safe driving any further. J-Conlon, West Branch Fire. West French Firewood. We acknowledge that page being out shortly. Truck one's on scene, once on scene. Copy. 7-8. Trip 1, did you advise you on scene? Jaycom will night seven to interrupt. Copy. Jaycom Sarah would say call 61, J-com. Go that for J-com. Hi-Cade is on team without medical. They're advising they do want the ambulance to continue. It's not a heart issue, however, it's going to be a panic attack. Copy? We'll let MS now. They're just turn on it, West Branch. Now it should be on scene shortly. Or Herbert Hoover, rather, should be on the scene shortly. 10-4 out of 1012. All units, none of any State Patrol advised that it's a panic attack and not heart issues. It's going to be a code to response. They want medical to continue. 32 is direct. Copy. 4 o'clock. 932 on scene. 197 engine 4. 197 engine 4. 197 to engine 4. You need 197 to engine 4. I'm sorry, no negative. We are actually leaving the interstate right now. I'm going to go to the next off ramp and deal with the problem up there. 10-4-197 to be back in service. Copy 197. In service.

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