Breathing difficulties reported at Norfolk residential unit, Norfolk VA
Medical EmergencyMedical personnel responded to two breathing problem reports at different residential locations. The first call near Bexner Street was a false alarm after no assistance was needed. The second involved a 72-year-old woman with COPD and emphysema experiencing breathing difficulty near Chesapeake Boulevard Unit 4.
Audio|Source: Norfolk City Fire and EMS Dispatch
02:45
Transcript:
00:00
Breathing Problems near Bexner Street.
00:04
Negative, the fall detection times 3. I can try to give it the premises phone call.
00:12
If you would, please. We've got some residents outside we're going to check with.
00:16
Copy that?
00:20
Medical 11 breathing problems, near Beckner Street, respond on TAC2[1].
00:26
Medi11 breathing problems near Beckner Street, respond on TAC2[1] at 2040.
00:36
Medicate en route for Norfolk General.
00:39
Just my copy of 2041.
00:42
Medical 11 is in round.
00:47
Take 11, you're en route for breathing problems.
00:50
Near Bethner Street.
00:52
72-year-old female, she has a way to talk and having breathing difficulty.
00:56
History of COPD and Epizema at 2042.
01:03
For the latter 8.
01:07
Latter A, go ahead.
01:13
So I've called twice to the premise, no answer, and the alarm company does not have an apartment number.
01:20
And I've researched that phone number in our records, and they've never called for service since January of this year.
01:33
Received several residents of the apartment complex, say the only individual they know of with an alert is an apartment room one, made access to the apartment and checked on the individuals there.
01:44
Nobody is in need of a medical assistance.
01:47
So at this point we'll call it a false alarm. If you get a call back, let us know.
01:52
I copy. Thank you.
01:53
Latte is clear available.
02:00
245. Medical Lones on same.
02:03
2045. 2045.
02:13
Breathing problems at near Chesapeake Boulevard Unit 4.
02:27
Engine 14, I'm at 14 breathing problem, near Chesapeake Boulevard, Unit 4, respond on TAC 2.
02:35
Engine 14, I'm at a 14 breathing problem, near Chesapeake Boulevard, Unit 4, respond on TAC 2 in 2050.
02:43
Every 14 around.
02:45
Okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
TAC2: Tactical radio channel 2 used for operational or incident communications.
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Location mentioned:
Near Chesapeake Blvd, Norfolk, VA 23513
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