Teen in cardiac arrest near Northwest 104th Terrace, Miami FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded near Northwest 104th Terrace in Miami for a 17-year-old male who was reportedly in cardiac or respiratory arrest. Fire and medical personnel were dispatched, and the caller stated the patient was on the floor and foaming at the mouth.
Audio|Heard on: Miami-Dade County Municipal Police Departments Dispatch
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01:18
Transcript:
00:00
I need a unit to clear for 341, a 17-year-old and respiratory arrest.
00:04
near 104th Terrace and 23rd Avenue.
00:06
I need the unit to clear for a 341 near Northwest 104th Terrace.
00:14
2100, that's your reference?
00:16
A 17-year-old male,
00:18
cardiac or respiratory arrest.
00:24
So do you have any 2100s, 2400s on each of them?
00:30
Everyone that checked in is 05s from 2400s checked in and some 2500s, no 2100s.
00:37
Raise 2100s and raise everybody else that's 05.
00:41
Clear them, they should all be 09.
00:45
24th sister.
00:47
North 24th.
00:50
ID (number withheld), 35 move, 1903.
01:01
North 2406.
01:03
It's 341, fire is en route near Northwest 104th Terrace.
01:09
The mother says that the patient is on the floor and he was foaming from the mouth.
01:12
She believes it was possibly cardiac or respiratory arrest.
01:15
Fire is en route (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
NW 104th Terrace, Miami, FL 33147
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