Paramedics respond to seizure at convenience store, Lincoln NE
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a convenience store for a young woman having a seizure. She has health issues including diabetes and epilepsy.
Audio|Source: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
01:11
Transcript:
Truck 1 and Medic 3. Zone 2, Medical Charlie respond, seizure at 240, North 17th Street. Respond on TAC 6. No vehicle description either. Truck 1 and Medic 3, respond to Zone 2, Medical Charlie respond to seizure at 240, North 17th Street. Respond on TAC 6. Go ahead. I am code 11, can you shall be 6-55-3-3-3 please. Page 6-5-3rd3. Engine 6, 1733. Truck 1 stay in service. Truck 1 stay in service. Engine 1 is going to take the call. All you know, Channel 7 is back in service. Channel 7 is back in service. It's 1708. Make sure you're out. Medic 3, Engine 1, Charlie Respond, Zone 2, U-Stop, 240, North 17th Street. I have a 20-year-old female customer going into a seizure, is a diabetic and an epileptic.
Truck 1 and Medic 3. Zone 2, Medical Charlie respond, seizure at 240, North 17th Street. Respond on TAC 6. No vehicle description either. Truck 1 and Medic 3, respond to Zone 2, Medical Charlie respond to seizure at 240, North 17th Street. Respond on TAC 6. Go ahead. I am code 11, can you shall be 6-55-3-3-3 please. Page 6-5-3rd3. Engine 6, 1733. Truck 1 stay in service. Truck 1 stay in service. Engine 1 is going to take the call. All you know, Channel 7 is back in service. Channel 7 is back in service. It's 1708. Make sure you're out. Medic 3, Engine 1, Charlie Respond, Zone 2, U-Stop, 240, North 17th Street. I have a 20-year-old female customer going into a seizure, is a diabetic and an epileptic.
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Location mentioned:
Near N 17th St, Lincoln, NE 68508
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