78-year-old male unresponsive with epilepsy at home
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Grant and Lafayette Counties Public Safety
03:51
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00:00
Dispatch, 10-6, paging 10-4 response to (number withheld) West Main Street for 70 year old male, unresponsive, history of COPD.
00:39
This is Grant County with a page for West Grant EMS and Begley First.
00:43
You are needed at (number withheld) South Pier Road in Begley for a 66-year-old female that feels like she's going to pass out.
00:51
Again, you're needed at (number withheld) South Pier Road.
00:53
Grant is cleared, 1859.
01:02
18, 1042.
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104.
01:11
62 off air, 10-24 to me.
01:14
10-4, 62.
01:18
You can show fire units clear of bluff and 81, head back to the city.
01:22
10-4.
01:31
This is Grant County with a page for Hazel Green EMS.
01:35
You are needed in Lafayette County at (number withheld) West Main Street in Benton for a 78 year old male unresponsive, has a history of epilepsy, is wanting transferred to Mercy in Dubuque.
01:47
Again, you're needed at (number withheld) West Main Street in Benton.
01:50
Grant is cleared 1901.
01:53
512, go ahead.
02:01
Five, over.
02:04
Go ahead.
02:07
Both vehicles are removed.
02:08
I'll be 10-8.
02:09
Given the driver of the Equinox a ride to PD.
02:17
10-4.
02:20
288, go ahead.
02:24
Received your page.
02:27
10-4.
02:33
Grand 6.
02:42
Six, can you 1025 again? In Bronson, had a fellow swerve from a deer.
02:47
Believe he struck a tree.
02:48
No injury or blockage.
02:50
I think he was getting a towed out personal party.
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Four zero.
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Stand by for your head.
03:02
Three and twenty-seven.
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Okay, I'll head to 04:11 .
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Thank you. Waiting crew.
03:10
Ten four, you are needed at (number withheld) West Main Street for a seventy-eight year old male, unresponsive with history of epilepsy.
03:35
Bagley to Grant, we'll be en route.
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10-4.
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273 to Grant County, received page waiting crew.
03:50
10-4.
Medical Emergency
