Cardiac Arrest Call Later Found to be Misunderstanding, Andrews SC
Medical EmergencyAn emergency call reported a cardiac arrest near North Florida Avenue. The caller was confused about the patient's status. After contacting the daughter, it was found that the individual had been deceased for four years. The call was a misunderstanding and law enforcement was canceled.
Audio|Source: Georgetown County Public Saftey
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Transcript:
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104 we got a cardiac arrest near North Florida Avenue near North Florida Avenue
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10-4[1] we've got an elderly male supposedly but the female caller has to mention we're trying to make contact with the daughter and to see if we can get some further she advised that he was in a dying state and she can't find him in the house I'll give you further once we talk to the daughter 10 4
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Do you get law enforcement started that way quickly?
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Are you done?
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Ten four, thank you.
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Unit's responding.
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We spoke with the daughter.
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The mailing question has been deceased for four years.
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We're seeing if law enforcement wants one of you to roll in for the female, 10, you can cancel.
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Basic hands clear return.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Affirmative (Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Near North St, Andrews, SC 29510
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