Ceiling collapse injures woman at South Portland address, South Portland ME
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a medical incident near Clifford Street in South Portland involving a 33-year-old woman whose ceiling collapsed and who may have lost consciousness.
Audio|Heard on: South Portland Police and Fire/EMS Dispatch
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01:26
Transcript:
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for under 48, 21, ladder 45,
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near Clifford Street for a 33-year-old female who said her ceiling came down and she lost consciousness at some point.
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It's a bravo level call.
00:14
It's under 48, 8, 21, ladder 45, near Clifford Street.
00:18
For a 33-year-old female who said her ceiling came down,
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possibly lost consciousness,
00:25
bravo level call.
00:29
Car 49, fella.
00:35
During Car 49.
00:38
Couse Corner didn't.
00:39
Can you repage that, please?
00:46
10-4.
00:53
And by for EUNS call.
01:02
Still for engine 48 amends 41,
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ladder 45,
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near Clifford Street for a 33-year-old female who said her ceiling came down, possibly lost consciousness at some point.
01:14
Bravo level call.
01:15
Engine 48, AMN.
01:17
411, ladder 45,
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near Clifford Street for a 33-year-old female who said her ceiling came down, possibly lost consciousness at some point.
01:26
Bravo call.
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Location mentioned:
Clifford St, South Portland, ME 04106
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