Cardiac distress call at 42 Rod Road; 65-year-old male with history of MI, received nitroglycerin and aspirin., Kent County RI
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, cardiac distress call at 42 Rod Road; 65-year-old male with history of MI, received nitroglycerin and aspirin.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts, and Eastern Connecticut Public Safety
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Transcript:
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County on cardiac distress.
00:02
42 Rod Road.
00:10
Colin Apollinger, your ambulance, checking on a wind of medic.
00:13
Party on cardiac distress,
00:16
42 Rod Road.
00:23
They're returning 631.
00:32
Say no response.
00:48
Children, Inspector,
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um,
00:51
if I need them just to respond out here, or actually give me a call on my cell phone.
01:26
Let's say I want to check on American medic operating to reach out Fri-1 cardiac stress 16 windsor off cornered help to see the wind The x-and-press 16 Windsor-Rab quartered out to see the wind
01:46
We'll use the route 635.
01:49
All companies are making up here, we should be clear shortly and we'll release the fire ground channel.
02:03
We're receiving companies making up and we'll be clearing shortly, releasing the firegrounds.
02:25
I don't know how much.
03:01
65 male,
03:03
got a nitro and apps run on board,
03:06
previous history of an MI.
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Kent County, RI
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