Elderly woman falls at apartment with no injuries, Waterford CT
Medical EmergencyAn 86-year-old woman fell in her apartment but had no injuries. She later called emergency services stating she was feeling distress and said she was going to die. Emergency responders were sent for a welfare and medical check.
Audio|Source: Waterford Police, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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Beecher Drive, 8-2, Crossover Place, apartment 330, 330, for an 86-year-old female fall, no injuries.
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We water for the UMass.
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Priority 2[1], 1, Beecher Drive, Aitru Crossers Place, Department 330,
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for an 86-year-old female, fall, no injuries.
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10.1.6.40.
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Department number one.
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The caller originally stated two, however,
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the female corrected them and said that it was one.
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Roger.
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Forks, are you able to call the caller back?
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I will. Stand by.
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Sector 5.
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I spoke with the caller.
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Since he last spoke with me, she did call him again.
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She stated that she was going to die.
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I have a phone number for her.
Police codes explained
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Priority 2: Non-emergency or lower-acuity medical response/transport (typically no lights and sirens)
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