Medical team responds to sick person in Lewis Run, Lewis Run PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a woman in Lewis Run Borough who experienced numbness and shaking but later calmed down. The incident occurred near Main Street at Beach and Cherry Courts. No danger was reported, and crews were advised to use caution due to a dog on the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Emporium Area Fire, EMS and Police
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Transcript:
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In Lewis Run Borough, near Main Street, cross streets Beach Court and Cherry Court.
00:04
Sick person.
00:25
County QRS six ambulance one BLS not to respond in Lewis Run Borough near Main Street cross streets Beach Court and Cherry Court.
00:36
Six person, eleven thirty-seven.
00:44
Fifteen nine, three responding with three.
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Three responding with three, eleven thirty-seven.
00:54
Student at Wake UC.
00:56
Q two is on scene stating he's using second entrance and stage behind truck.
01:06
What channel do you want us on?
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He's up to.
01:11
Sixteen County Utility Six.
01:20
Everyone responding and on scene.
01:23
Received, you're on scene.
01:25
Female experiencing numbness and shaking.
01:26
She has since calmed down.
01:27
Either the front door will be locked or unlocked.
01:31
There's a dog there, use caution.
01:32
No danger, no response needed.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Lewis Run, PA 16738
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