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75-year-old man transported for psychiatric crisis
Medical Emergency
Near E Main St, Beacon, NY 12508
Audio|Source: Southern Dutchess County Fire Departments and DC911
00:49
Transcript: 75 arrived at the hospital. Dr. (name withheld), Empress, Dr. (name withheld), 1st 2, Column City Beacon Fire District, Priority 4, 75-year-old male, psychiatric transport, 27 East Main Street between Leonard Street and Main Street. Repeating to Empress such as Ambulance 2, Column City Beacon Fire District, Priority 4, 75-year-old male psychiatric transfer, 27 East Main Street at 0958, 1454.54. That's hand, 2, responding, 3959, 1451.
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69 back-in-service. The military 269, you're back in service at 1948 14. County is speaking volunteer 8272 transporting (name withheld) to St. Luke. You need an ALS intercept if available for high bloodstream. St. Luke, AET, BLF requesting an ALS Intercept is available at 1914. Intercept with Beacon Volunteer, currently around the St. Luke's Hospital, Veterans Place, and Henry Street, repeating to ambulance ALS assist request, intercept with Beacon Volunteer. They're currently transporting the St. Luke's Veterans Place and Henry Street. Correction Veterans Place and Henry Street. In 1950, 1438. Service, Interventon. City Beacon Medical One, you're responding for the Intercept at 1950, 1430. City Beacon Medical One and Beacon Volunteer Switch to Medi to Mediard for communications, 1950, 1430. Conference. Beacon Volunteer, 1951 14, sir.
Volunteer, City Beacon, Medic, Bigotter. Party 2, 80-year-old female, falling with chest pain, 25, Center Street, Cross Street, East Street, and Liberty Street. Region 2, City Beacon Fire, City Beacon Medic, Beacon, Volunteer, Party 2, 80-year-old female, phone with chest pain, 25 Center Street, 0148, 148, 64. 49 14161. If you can 33 responding. City of Income 3348 responding, 0149. 149. 149. 149. Responding 01514-54.
(name withheld) Beacon Volunteer. Priority 1. 80-year-old female difficulty breathing, C.O.P.D. history. 344 Main Street between Eliza Street and Beaverance Place. Patient is an apartment number 205, repeating two city, Beacon Fire, City Beacon, Beacon, Miss, Beacon, Beacon, Volunteer. Priority 1.80-year-old female, difficulty breathing, C.O.P.D. History. 344. Main Street, apartment number 205. responding. 1507 1482. City Equimetic 1 responding, 1507 1482. 8272. 82 responded, 150741982. Chromatic 1, BLF disaster, 1507, 1482. Military 8272 on scene, 1509, 1482.
speaking volunteer. Fourth call, your district, priority one, 71-year-old male, difficulty breathing, C-O-P-D history in previous fall, 1-26 Spring Valley Street between Walcott Avenue and Union Street. Repeating to City Beacon Fire, City Beacon, M.S. Beacon Volunteer, Fourth call, priority one, 71-year-old male, difficulty breathing, C-O-P-D history, and previous fall, 126, Spring Valley Street.
72-year-olde breathing 162 Spring Valley Street between Walcott Avenue and Union Street. Repeating to City Begin Begin Fire, City Begin AMS, second EMS call in the response area. I already 1, 72-122 Spring Valley Street. City Begin Medical 1 is out on a previous call. 08041457. Breathing, 162 Spring Valley Streets in Walcott Avenue and Union Street, repeating to Empress, ALS assist, batch of flightcar one, city beacon fire district, priority 1, 17-year-old male difficulty breathing, 162, Spring Valley Street, crossing the back entrance, 0806, 1457.
