Grandmother reported in possible cardiac arrest at home

Heard on: Mineral County Public Safety and Amateur Repeaters

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Company two, Aurora, need to respond.

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Possible cardiac arrest reported.

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Third party, (number withheld) Brookside Road, (name withheld), 14 twenty-seven.

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Thirty-three, McHenry.

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We are having aK9 on the county.

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Do you have?

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Negative.

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Yeah.

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One one to the hospital.

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One one to the hospital, 14 twenty-eight.

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Advising that the grandmother does have a cardiac history.

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They got a notification on their phone that grandma has a monitor on and it's not picking up a rhythm.

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Six sixty-eight, you are now 14 twenty-nine.

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My caller is passing the gas plant on Laurel Pike.

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She's past that now.

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She's in route there.

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There's no key.

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She's going to try to get in.

2026-10-26 18:26 UTC

Medical Emergency

Brookside Rd, Aurora, WV 26705

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 home near Brookside Road in Aurora for a possible cardiac arrest involving an elderly woman with a known cardiac history. A caller reported that a medical monitor was not detecting a rhythm and was en route to the residence without a key to gain access.