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Heard on: Spokane WA Fire Dispatch Group Calls · 13 hours ago
00:10
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Charlie call, Spokane truck 13 , (number withheld) West Dahlke Avenue, City Primary Channel, cardiac problem.
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Medical emergency near West Dahlke Avenue
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a possible cardiac problem is reported near West Dahlke Avenue. Emergency responders are on scene.
As discussed during the dispatch call, a possible cardiac problem is reported near West Dahlke Avenue. Emergency responders are on scene.
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