65-year-old woman with lung cancer has breathing issues

Heard on: Penobscot County Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Attention Lincoln ambulance, and Lincoln ambulance requested (number withheld) Route 2 in Winn, and (number withheld) Route 2 in Winn.

00:05

65 year old female, conscious and breathing.

00:09

Had lung cancer.

00:11

Currently has a high blood pressure and pulse.

00:13

It's a Charlie level call.

00:14

Unit page is (number withheld).

00:39

This is a card E five in the area of the Discovery Gym.

00:45

Male walking down Main Street, kicking vehicles, yelling at people.Wearing a white shirt, khaki pants, shorts on top.

00:52

All three.

01:10

10-19.

01:16

Route 2 is going to be shut down just temporarily until we can get it on the truck.

01:21

10-4.

01:27

3151.

01:35

1314. 53, go ahead.

01:55

53, en route.

01:59

10-4-5-3, you're responding (number withheld) Route 2 in Winn.

02:02

65-year-old female has lung cancer, high pulse, high blood pressure.

02:07

She is short of breath on and off throughout the day.

02:09

Also, she has some pain in her kidneys and back area.

02:12

Your time's 8:47.

9/1/2026 05:43 AM

Medical Emergency

US-2, Winn, ME 04495

65-year-old woman with lung cancer has breathing issues

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a location near Route 2 in Winn for a 65-year-old woman with lung cancer who was reported to have high blood pressure, a high pulse, intermittent shortness of breath, and pain in her kidneys and back. In a separate radio report, a man was described as walking down Main Street near Discovery Gym, kicking vehicles and yelling at people. Route 2 was also reported to be temporarily shut down in the area.

65-year-old woman with lung cancer has breathing issues

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