Medical teams respond to injury and chest pain cases 

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Measure 9040, 1937 Kimball Street. Mediak 40, 1937 Kimball Street, and operating on the South Mediceman. (name withheld). We're available, man. Thank you, ma'am. Affirmative. The Medic 9-107 North 56 Street, Medic. Medic. 9-107 North 56 Street and operate on the South Medic Band. 951B. Pettison 951B. Can I get a haste of temple? Permanent proceed. We have a 59-year-old male, that injury after sympathy, titles are stable, negative sinners, positive loss, EPA, four or five minutes. The problem with that's a 59 female. Good, maim, 59, mail. That's a permanent. Stand by company, South Medican for a Hospital Haste. Stand by company, South Medican for a hospital Haste. Hospital Haste is complete. Companies on South MediPan may proceed. Mediignide. Okay, Mediignor. Or I have a 23 female chestings. Medic 59. Medi 59. Man, we have police here on scene. We were just trying to pinpoint when this call came out. Medic. I'm not sure when you want anything. What job are you talking about? My apologies, ma'am. We're on South Flyer. Let me switch over. Medic. 59. Plytic 59. Tandemagnum, 3631 Bay. 2752, North Phillips, North Phillips Street, operating North Atlantic. All right, sir. We're on scene and we have police on scene. We were just trying to pinpoint what time did this call come up. So you guys are still at Parkside Avenue? Affirmative. It so looks like we got the call around quarter after three. Affirmative, thank you. All right, so it might come over again. Since you guys are still out there, I'm going to put you back on the assignment so I don't get grabbed for another one. Affirmative.

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