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Patient en route to hospital for medical emergency, Sapulpa OK
Medical Emergency
Near E Bryan Ave, Sapulpa, OK 74066
Emergency responders are transporting a patient to the hospital for medical care.
Audio|Source: Creek County and Kellyville Public Safety
00:16
Transcript: Ma'am, we're going to be en route to St. John Sapulpa, one patient is on a merger. Well, sir, John. Okay.
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619 South Division, 619 South Division Street, Atlantic Crossing. Go ahead. Meet the RP in the office. Autumn is the manager. She's concerned about the male (name withheld) who lives in apartment 116, one week, yesterday that you brought back. By then he seems disoriented. Okay.
108 unit 108. Cancel. 109 unit 109. Your address is going to be 17675 Granville Road, G-R-A-N-V-E-L. Latter 1. Medical Emergency. 1032 East McKinley Avenue Copy 1009 got you in route you're going for a 21 year old male active seizure grieving okay history of seizures One coffee, got to be an 81-year-old female with high blood pressure, 205 over 106 ambulances, and out. Oh, 3907 in the area. 2028. 1028 call at 1032, East McKinley in Sepulpa. All right, now. Copy 108, got you in route. You're going for an 81-year-old female with elevated flow pressure. Ladder one, don't see. Ladder one, copy.
And (name withheld) is transporting Priority 2[1] to St. John Sepulpa. Copy Priority 2 to St. John Sepulpa. Ladder 666. Ladder 6 will be out of service and after the training center for grouping.
Ladder Wants are pawning. This is a copy ladder. One is starting to a 44-year-old male. Chest is hurting pretty bad and feels shaky. He has a history of chest pain. He has went to the hospital personally a month ago for the same problem. Creek County ambulances en route. Unit 108, you're responding to 1008 East Cleveland Avenue, 1008 East Cleveland Avenue, apartment 109, 44-year-old male complaining of chest pain. He does have a history of chest pain as well as heart issues. Got. 577-108. 621.
