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Medical emergency reported at Union Camp Drive, Bumpass VA
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are attending to a patient experiencing breathing difficulties and possible cardiac arrest near Union Camp Drive. Multiple fire and EMS units are on the way to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Louisa County Fire and EMS
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02:47
Transcript:
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Box 507 for the breathing difficulty near Union Camp Drive, Medic 5.
00:13
Box 507 for the breathing difficulty near Union Camp Drive, Medic 5.
00:26
Phehr... B...
00:49
Box 507 for the now cardiac arrest, near Union Camp Drive,
00:53
Company 5, Battalion 104, EMS107, added at 1636,
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on Ops 2.
01:13
MediF5 responding.
01:16
Medic 5 at 1636.
01:17
We're trying to get CPR started now.
01:27
What is it from Attack 4?
01:30
Attack 4?
01:33
We're going to start heading to the cardiac crash until Company 5 can get out.
01:39
Acknowledgment 1637, we're going to be on Ops 2.
01:48
Louise, C-5-1 route to the scene.
01:51
Chief 5-1 and 1638, break all units en route to Union Camp Drive.
01:56
Callers going back and forth, whether the patient is breathing or not, we're still trying to verify.
02:05
Louisa from Battalion 104.
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Battalion 104.
02:12
We'll just continue the assignment as a cardiac arrest until someone arrives on scene.
02:24
104, Attack 4, EMS107, Battalion 104, and Chief 5-1, you can go in service.
02:33
Louise, I said, we will continue the assignment as a cardiac arrest until someone arrives on scene.
02:39
Take it.
02:42
Ten for my apologies.
02:44
All units remain in route to Union Camp Drive.
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Location mentioned:
Union Camp Dr, Bumpass, VA 23024
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