Medical responders dispatched for unresponsive child, Columbia City IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical and fire units were dispatched to near West 400 North for a 3-year-old child who was unresponsive but breathing with eyes open and possibly having a seizure. Fire is on scene, medics are en route with no estimated arrival time available.
Audio|Heard on: Whitley County Sheriff Dispatch
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02:5
Transcript:
00:00
Whitley County, and it's trending EMS in fire to near West 400 North on an unresponsive 3-year-old.
00:09
Lilley County, 14, 24.
00:23
Funny's clear, I'll be in rail.
00:27
Clear.
00:28
16, clerk.
00:36
Near West 400 North.
00:38
Near West 400 North.
00:42
Clear.
00:46
Mark 14 in a roll so south way.
00:51
Thank you.
00:54
Counting its information,
00:57
the juvenile is breathing and his eyes are open,
01:03
possibly having a seizure.
01:05
The screen, the clerk.
01:14
Tony's quick.
01:16
The warming relief.
01:17
Okay.
01:25
I'm with the site of the same thing.
01:27
We have fire on scene or E.T.A.
01:28
on medics.
01:45
Our EMS tracker is down, so we do not have an ETA on medics yet.
01:50
Fire is en route.
01:54
408 has been en route for about two minutes.
01:59
Claire and the bus just arrived at the Lincoln Way and US 30 head northbound.
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Location mentioned:
W 400 N, Columbia City, IN 46725
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