False medical emergency call for breathing difficulty, Plymouth MI
Medical EmergencyA resident at near West Ann Arbor Trail claimed to have trouble breathing. Emergency units were sent but later found the call was not a true medical emergency. Staff explained the resident was upset with the facility and had his phone taken away.
Audio|Source: Plymouth-Northville Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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317 to Station 2 monitors.
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You're on near West Ann Arbor Trail.
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Resident (name withheld) says he can't breathe.
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It's going to be room 104.
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30, close traffic.
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Clear January.
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545.
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45.
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45.
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If you can assist your fire at near Western Arbletrail 104, he says he is having trouble breathing.
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I don't know.
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17, rescue 17.03.
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1703.
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1703 and 1707 are responding.
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17.03 and 1707 are responding at 2047.
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Ten traffic.
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Ten, go ahead.
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Hi, 45.
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2017-03-07.
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HVA called back.
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They said that they are not responding.
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The staff members said that he's met at the facility,
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and that's why he keeps calling, so they took his phone.
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Taggarty, Nanyal,
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don't play.
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High Graham.
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Forty-five.
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Hagerty and Danielle Black Ramon play 2050.
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17-03 copies, we will continue.
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Twenty-foot-one?
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Yep.
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20-4-10. Not responding.
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They spoke with a staff member there who said the patient is angry with the facility, so staff have taken his phone.
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Location mentioned:
Near W Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth, MI 48170
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