Unresponsive elderly man found at Williamsport apartment, Williamsport PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to near Chester Street, Williamsport, for an unresponsive 72-year-old man who was found deceased. The landlord reported the apartment was vacant and there had been a break-in attempt last night.
Audio|Heard on: Lycoming County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Station 1, Medic 191, email, it's emergency, City-Williamsport, near Chester Street, Apartment 104, unresponsive male.
00:12
Amel, it's emergency, City, William, Sport, near Chester Street, Mayham, Apartment 104, unresponsive male.
00:19
Possibly expired, 1421.
00:23
Medic 221, gone.
00:27
We're fired in 72-year-old, ma'am.
00:32
And Juvengerald's respondent.
00:36
May 2191.
00:44
And control, 727.
00:53
219 to Rollm Avenue, second floor, 219 to Rome Avenue's efficient circumstance.
00:58
RP is landlord saying that the apartment there is vacant.
01:03
Please, someone tried to break in last night.
01:09
424, rural Avenue, the city, 1421.
01:17
She is responding from Royal Fox in the start for AGMC about a five minutes ago.
01:23
No.4. Our P's a friend went to check on the individual 72-year-old male.
01:29
Originally said he was unresponsive on the four.
01:32
On first,
01:33
he's expired and cold to the touch.
01:37
1422.
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Location mentioned:
Chester St, Williamsport, PA 17701
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