Patient initially unresponsive but later responds at Clinton Ave, Cortland NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medical call was made near Clinton Avenue where the patient was initially unresponsive and did not answer the door. Later, the patient came outside. A law enforcement response was requested but then canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Cortland County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:40
Transcript:
00:00
Address near Clinton Ave.
00:02
Your patient's a chat, Griffin.
00:05
He called 911, we sent TLC.
00:06
Now he's not answering the door looking for some assistance.
00:08
I can't call him back.
00:09
It's a 911 only phone.
00:12
Okay.
00:17
It's good, Jeff Floret.
00:28
Thank you.
00:32
17, Jake or Kobe.
00:35
I know Kobe are trying to do the main snap, but just so I have a heads up and over by across,
00:40
these hills are covering up too.
00:48
Copy.
00:50
Back north.
00:56
One if I did it is best, you can cancel law.
00:59
The patient has come outside of the apartment.
01:05
Receive, I'll advice.
01:08
16 in Cortland, I'll be out.
01:11
Rissy, 60.
01:16
Clark JLC.
01:19
Eighty-six Clinton, they've made patient contacts.
01:28
Dr.C., they've made contact.
01:31
Is there something they need?
01:35
No, I called and asked for a law response.
01:38
You can cancel that if you started them.
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Location mentioned:
Clinton Ave, Cortland, NY 13045
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