Medical response requested for possible stroke at jail, Hibbing MN
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services were called to the Hibbing Jail near 12th Avenue East to assist a 70-year-old male who may be having a stroke.
Audio|Source: North St. Louis County Sheriff, Fire and Roads
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Transcript:
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Having jail to St.
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Louis. Can I get a medical sent over to the jail for a (name withheld) claiming to be having a stroke and also a case.
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Officer to...
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Having officer?
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Probably that.
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Page 9 copies.
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St. Louis 2, Hibbing Ambulance, respond to the Hibbing Jail, near 12th Avenue East, got a (name withheld), possibly having a stroke.
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St. Louis, 2, Hibbing Ambulance, respond to the jail,
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near 12th Avenue East, (name withheld), possible stroke.
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St. Louis Clear at 420.
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Maybe Kathy's 32.
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Medic two, unfortunately.
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See one to hit me in jail.
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Go ahead.
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Is your medical Chisholm's 1015 from yesterday?
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Stand by.
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10-4[1] it is.
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I will,
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if you could come over to the jail, that'd be great, and I'll just leave me, P-D-O.
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10-4[1]. C-1-7, I'll also be enrolled in route to that medical.
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And so-four.
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St.
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Louis, tipping medic to respond.
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10-4[1]-24-24.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
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