Elderly man lethargic and vomiting on Johns-Mayton Rd, Brandon MS
Medical EmergencyA 70-year-old man near Johns-Mayton Road in Brandon is lethargic and vomiting and needs hospital transport.
Audio|Source: Rankin County Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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If a 70-year-old male lethargic, he's vomiting, needing to be transported, you can operate on Tide Channel 1.
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Time of Dispatch is 9 o'clock.
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For 6.30 Centcom.
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So, 4.5-2. 5-2, we have a party one near Johns-Mayton Rd and Brandon.
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Party 1 for ultramental status.
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5.2.C.com. We do a traffic floor for Tom's a toll to get more than I just got to take.
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I see, that's affirmative.
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I think the tone's got messed up.
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It's going to be a party one near Johns-Mayton Rd and Brandon for ultramental status for a 70-old male.
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On 463, Radio Tech, Chris, I'm going to acknowledge, please.
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J. Devine, 8, Brasher, 68, 477.
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That's good copy.
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I got to activate it.
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I need to go ahead and get your roll into 35 at 470 John Day Road, and Kenton.
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Patient's going to be going to Presidio's kidney care and Kent.
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Healthy.
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Central Dispatch Walters, Fire, Walters, Fire, Needs, Enidion Rail, near Johns-Mayton Rd, near Johns-Mayton Rd.
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He had a 70-year-old male lethargic.
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He's vomited and needed to be transported.
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You can operate on attack channel one time of dispatches, 905, second page.
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Location mentioned:
Near Johns-Mayton Rd, Brandon, MS 39042
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