Child Has Allergic Reaction While Driving to Hospital, Islip Terrace NY
Medical EmergencyA 16-month-old child experienced an allergic reaction on Sunrise Highway near Islip Terrace. The driver, in a gray Mercedes GL, is heading to the hospital without an EpiPen. Emergency services have been notified and are about 10 minutes away.
Audio|Source: Suffolk County Police Department 1st Precinct
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1080 allergic reaction with sound sunrise highway and Islip Terrace off of
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Avenue, 16-month-old child, complainant is driving a gray Mercedes GL
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Gray,
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10 minutes away, rescues are notified.
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No.
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No.
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Are they stopped on the side of the highway, or they drive to the hospital?
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Now on Sunrise,
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exit 4-4 is still driving.
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97-27.
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9-7-4.
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You know, it's 1827-2-7-4.
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710-4-201 hours the border borders the 911[1] 911 911 The plaintiffs updating non-stopping they have no EpiPen ECA to the hospital of five minutes
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Sunrise Hwy, Islip Terrace, NY
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