Responders assist diabetic man and another with breathing issue 

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Spring 27, responding to a medical, 4005, General de Gaul, cross-judice (name withheld) at the Applebee's zone 8026 on first responder[1]. Spring 17 responded to a medical 4005, General of the Gaul, Cross-Hudis (name withheld), Zone 8026 on first responder, time 1333. Spring 16 responding to a medical, 4132, St. Charles, cross through this (name withheld), apartment V, Bravo, 4. Zone 6048 on our first responder, first responder. Spring 16, responding to a medical, 4132, St. Charles, cross through this (name withheld). Zone 648 on first responder, top 13, 34. 16, 10, 24. 10. 24. 2 million cases in the sprint 17, you tenfold in your role. 19. 16 communications. Do you have anything further? 2016, you respond to 65-year-old male diabetic, feeling dizzy, has an open foot wound. You'll have EMS student, Sierra Alpha 823, responding. Ten-four, you can place from 16 a row. Ten-four and roll 1335. Thirteen, thirteen, thirteen, thirteen, five. Assistant service thirteen thirty-five. And you need to return to your quarters. Entenade return to your quarters. To catch the Sprint 16, be advised the call to state their door will be open and to come through on the St. Charles' side. 10-4[2]. 36-year responding to a medical 7126 Parkside Court, Cross Street is Huntington Park Drive, Zone 4028 all first responder. Sprint 36 responding to a medical 7126 Parkside Court. Cross students Huntington Park Drive is on 4028 all first responder top 1336 336 spring 36 never spring 36 communications anything further spring 36 response of 42 year old male shortness of breath (name withheld) no shirt black pants alpha 3272 responding there's a 4 to 6

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