Man suffers heart attack near Dodge and Hollow in Oro Valley, Oro Valley AZ
Medical EmergencyOfficers responded to a report of a man experiencing a heart attack near Dodge and Hollow streets in Oro Valley. Emergency personnel arrived at the scene and provided assistance.
Audio|Source: Oro Valley Police and Pima County Sheriff
01:15
Transcript:
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I'm getting a flag down.
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I'll give you a street turn six.
00:03
10-4[2] and what's your 10-20[1]?
00:05
It's like he's at a hole in Dodge.
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Thank you, 8, 15.
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I'm at Dodge and a Hollow.
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Some park came, some park flying down,
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got me over.
00:14
He's turning night on one.
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That a kid, (name withheld), he's having a heart attack.
00:18
He's a bit of a hospital.
00:20
He's okay.
00:29
7-1-2 switching card.
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(number withheld).
00:36
234. 234. 234.
00:39
It's going to be Boy, Victor Frank,
00:42
3-5.
00:43
Question 3351.
00:45
And we will be Ina and the Saleson-Nor-Northay.
00:50
814.
00:53
Oh, 4-58.
00:55
I'm getting a flag down.
00:56
I'll give you a street turn six.
00:58
10-4[2] and what's your 10-20[1]?
01:00
It's like he's at Aho in Dodge.
01:02
Thank you, Assistant.
01:03
I'm at Dodge and Hollow.
01:05
Some park came, some part flying down,
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got me over.
01:09
He's burning and I don't want.
01:11
Got a kid, (name withheld), and he's having a heart attack.
01:14
He's a bit of an awesome.
01:15
He's okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-20: Requesting or providing current location.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Oro Valley, AZ
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