Medical emergency at red roof inn for abdominal pain, Cortland NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 62-year-old woman recently discharged from the hospital is experiencing abdominal pain and fainting at the Red Roof Inn near River Street, Cortland.
Audio|Heard on: Cortland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
1851 of Coral, can you show me how to forget drive?
00:03
C2251.
00:05
I'm at Darcy's address near River Street to Red Roof Inn.
00:08
Piscuitary on female nominal pain, also adult bladder infection.
00:13
27, Coral, shock advice.
00:16
C-2-3rd track.
00:20
542 Thompson.
00:26
Suncations, TLC, red roof for abdominal pain.
00:35
217A, it'll be a priority one response.
00:42
211, you guys take that.
00:45
Copy.
00:51
Clown Station, CLC, near River Street.
00:54
It's going to be the Red Roof Inn. She's going to be in room 104.
00:58
62-year-old female just got out of the hospital, gallbladder issues.
01:02
She's having abdominal pain,
01:05
feeling faint. And that's going to be Corent Station, CLC, near River Street.
01:08
It's going to be the Red Roof Inn, room number 104.
01:11
62-year-old female, she got out of the hospital with gallbladder problems.
01:15
She's now having abdominal pain,
01:18
feeling nearly faint.
01:20
It's going to be a child response across from the Pomeroy Street, Clinton have 1538.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
2B River St, Cortland, NY 13045
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