Man experiences chest pain and possible seizure at residence, Springfield MO
Medical EmergencyFire crews responded to a medical emergency near South Queens Ct where a man experienced chest pain and a possible seizure. Traffic lanes were temporarily closed for safety during the response.
Audio|Source: Springfield and Greene County Fire Operations
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Transcript:
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Spricklander 9 in route medical emergency near South Queens Ct, male having chest pain, possibly a seizure, opts for.
00:14
Engine 2, I need to arrive. Can you assist with traffic, please?
00:20
Copy that. You want us to stage east of the incident or park behind engine 1?
00:26
138 commandantany-0.03 out 3.
00:35
At this point, I want you in the driving lane coming at my truck.
00:40
We're going to shut down that lane.
00:42
You're going to divert everything up Miller towards Jackson.
00:47
Copy that. We'll follow all track up Miller.
00:51
Keep this lane right here, shut them down and everything.
00:56
No one.
00:58
138 command, the Tadayn83, Ops 3.
01:02
Go ahead.
01:07
We're down at the gate, EDA,
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assistance up there.
01:12
Affirmative.
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The advisor should be able to slide the gate to the left.
01:22
Dispect LR23?
01:26
LR23.
01:30
You can take us off response to one at this time.
01:36
I'm clear.
01:41
Dispatch Trafford Engine 82.
01:44
It's Trafford Engine 82.
01:45
It's Trafford Engine 82.
01:50
Did you add us to the call on 138, show something?
01:55
Top clear.
01:59
All right, Chief, everyone.
02:03
You need anything else over there?
02:07
Negative, we're good.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Queens Ct, Springfield, MO 65807
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