Medical emergency reported at apartment in Buffalo, Buffalo NY
Medical EmergencyA diabetic patient was found unresponsive at an apartment in Buffalo, New York. Medical emergency units were dispatched to the location to provide assistance.
Audio|Source: Buffalo Fire
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Transcript:
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Department 602[1] for a diabetic not alert, time (number withheld) for a blow fire.
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This is out of air.
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31 years.
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P-Bee-Bee-Bee-Bee! A preliminary signal engine 35, engine 25, ladder 10, and B-4-6.
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Level 2 response to number 75 haze between Seneca and the dead-in at the warehouse to investigate a water flow alarm activation.
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A preliminary signal engine 35-25-Latter 10-B-4-6, level 2 response to the warehouse at 75-hase place between Seneca and the dead end.
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To investigate a general waterflow activation time, (number withheld), Buffalo Fire.
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4-6 is responding.
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4-6 is responding to the warehouse at 7-5-haste place between Seneca and the dead end.
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So if that's here the water flow activation, you have a P.S.
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Dispast short 15.
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We're on service in the district.
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Is that our goal?
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Yeah, right, we'll text.
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32 is alimation.
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32, you're on location, apartment 602[1].
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Not a 15th, that's affirmative.
Police codes explained
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[1]
602: Apartment/unit number for EMS call
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