Emergency teams respond to heart and breathing problems 

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P.D. stated that they got it as truce between 30th and 31st. 12.9.25-25 Main Street on heart problems, A3. 10 for 9-6-9-25-Main Street on heart problem, A3. Dispatch message received. We're not seeing anything up and down through, so we're going to go ahead. Put Pumper 17 and all companies in service unless you got more information. Negative. Go ahead and show you all in service. R-102, Medicaid 18, and Risky 31, you can all stand out. Medics, 621's on the scene. Medics, 621 on the scene. Pumper 17 in quarters. Pumper 17 in quarters. Take 23 out. (name withheld), 25s. Pumper 37 in service. 25. Pover 37 in service. What are you going to get coming? 510 from the station. Medic 537 taking one patient, non-emergent to research. Copy. Medic 537, taking one patient, non-emergent to research. Back 18 in service in quarters. Nets 18 a quarter. Rescue 31 a quarter. Rescue 31 a quarter. This is back 14. A quarter. This is back 14, copy a poll number. Number 40 with a poll number. 26-9er-9er-7-3. It's a high-voltage line that goes into the ground there. It's arkin pretty good. I hope it's 37 in quarters. 307 and quarters. Comfortable up, dude. This fast for like 5'10. 810, go to A3, magnetic 510, go to A3. This man, it's 25s. 25, bud. Are they responding? I was just looking at that, it does not look like they left their station. We're starting Medicaid in Georgia. Well, it might turn to give me another ambulance, then. As I said, we're starting Medicaid-18 towards you. Medic 18, 1006, Grand Boulevard, Department 1104, breathing problems, A3. Medic 18, 1006, Boulevard, Department 11.04, breathing problems, A3.

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