Medical team responds to unconscious person near Ridge Rd, Lansing IL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews in Lansing responded to a medical situation involving an unresponsive person near Ridge Road. The caller stated the patient was not breathing and declined to perform CPR. The patient, described as diabetic, was taken by ambulance to Community Munster Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Lansing (IL) Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Ambulance 31 and Engine 29, unresponsive near Ridge Rd, Lansing.
00:08
Ambulance 31 and Engine 29, unresponsive.
00:22
Engine 29, it's on.
00:25
Box received, Engine 29, over and out.
00:32
31 is spotting.
00:36
Box received, heavy en route.
00:44
Engine 29, transporting one to Community Munster.
00:48
Message received, heading on to Community.
00:52
Hey, that's 31 from Lansing.
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Engine 29 from Lansing.
01:03
Go ahead, go ahead.
01:04
I'm doing the trailer.
01:06
The patient is now not breathing.
01:09
Caller refusing to do CPR.
01:12
Copy that.
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Thirty-one, stop.
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Thanks.
01:20
Last received here beyond scene.
01:21
The caller is advising to go to the back door.
01:26
Last received.
01:29
Injured on scene.
01:32
Last received by them.
01:40
Lansing ambulance 29 has arrived at Munster Community.
01:45
Patient noted to be diabetic.
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Location mentioned:
Ridge Rd, Lansing, IL 60438
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