Medical alarm triggered accidentally at Salt Lake County address, Salt Lake County UT
Medical EmergencyA medical alarm was activated near South John McGrath Drive in Salt Lake County. Attempts to contact the patient were unsuccessful. Fire personnel arrived and found a conscious man needing medical attention. Later, it was determined the alarm was accidentally triggered and no assistance was required.
Audio|Source: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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Transcript:
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4MS203, just funding out for a medical alarm near South John McGrath Drive 50-55 West.
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We're not reaching any patient at this time.
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The subscriber name can be in our bandstand.
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There's something contact you get with the patient file and must be a good contact you get with the patient file.
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594.
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Copy.
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Tool, I want to tell, when to you, seems to care.
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1820.
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No,
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what's got to go again?
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Portal 4-2, fire is on scene.
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Patient is conscious breathing alert.
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Speaking fairly.
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It's 1080.
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No, you have you.
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Like, I'm playing a place he needs to be checked on.
01:01
He's an older male and has all his belongings with him. He's been there for about an hour.
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He needs medical attention, but it looks like he was dropped in much back.
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Nothing.
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Julie can show off your phone arriving on team, Park Beach man, Cole Mitchell command.
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Then-park, you can show them at 83 on scene.
01:29
Just a moment ago, let's have the artist requesting it. It's canceled, they have an accidental push from their pendant.
01:34
They request free to open the both this time.
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Salt Lake County, UT
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