Medical responders assist patient near Rafter Cir St, Tucson AZ
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency near West Rafter Circle Street in Tucson, where an elderly male was experiencing chest pain, low blood pressure, and reduced responsiveness. Paramedics noted a medical history including a recent stroke and kidney failure. It appears to have been a medical response rather than a criminal incident.
Audio|Heard on: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 424 and Paramedic 434, chest pain or heart problems near Rafter Circle.
00:15
A4?
00:18
A4?
00:22
Tango 24 will be your AOA contact.
00:27
Thanks.
00:35
Reference our same checkout, and he got the (location withheld) incident.
00:38
The whole one here off of (location withheld).
00:46
Engine Sixteen, do you have an apartment number?
01:03
Engine 334 and medic 334, injured person near North Silverbell Road, crossing North and West.
01:13
Respond on A6 fast.
01:20
(info withheld).
01:27
And.
01:32
Medic 434, engine 424.
01:35
Heart problems near Rafter Circle.
01:37
Near West Rafter Circle Street.
01:39
An elderly male with low blood pressure 76 over 34.
01:43
Not very responsive, having pain between the shoulder blades.
01:47
Did have a stroke 10 days ago.
01:49
History of kidney failure, also has a catheter.
01:51
1032.
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Location mentioned:
W Rafter Cir St, Tucson, AZ 85713
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