Emergency response to man passed out in truck 

Transcript:
Ladder 1 is responding. Just much copy, latter 1 responding. Call her advice. She has a 65-year-old male that's passed out in her truck. She cannot tell if he's breathing. Ambulance dispatch is trying to instruct her to remove him from the truck and laying on the flight surface. 1-16. Negative contact. I'll be back tonight. 914. 58, we have you en route to 900 North Lyndon Street. There's a 65-year-old male possible cardiac arrest. The RP cannot tell if he is breathing. The patient is sitting inside of the truck. They are working to get him out and on the ground. 109. 109. Go ahead. Yes, man, we're already moving and we're two miles away. Do you want to take that call? This one. 109, if you would, that would be amazing. Yep. No problem. Those around. One away. Thank you. 109. We have you in route now to 900 North Linden Street. Again, it's for a 65-year-old male, possible cardiac arrest. They are working to get him outside of the truck and on the ground. Copy that. Supervisor and fire in route. Fire is in route, supervisor is in Bristow. Copy that, thank you. Later one, dispatch. Dissech copy. Do you need a second alarm? CB6, show me back 108, one issue. Engine 2 is responding to North London. Dispatch copy, engine 2 responding, letter 1, engine 2 be advised, ambulance is right around the corner.

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