Adult woman has allergic reaction to bee sting, East Hampton NY
Medical EmergencyAn adult woman near Two Trees Trail, close to Harness Lane, experienced a severe allergic reaction to a bee sting causing difficulty breathing. Emergency medical services were dispatched to assist her.
Audio|Source: East Hampton, New York Town and Village Police, Fire and EMS Services
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Transcript:
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EATAML, second AMS arm.
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Be advised there is no 9-180.
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You have adult, female, allergic reaction to a B sting with difficulty breathing.
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Near Two Trees Trail and across Harness Lane.
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Repeating for EATAMTAML, if you have a second EMS alarm, be advised there is no 9-180.
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An adult female stung by a bee, allergic reaction with difficulty breathing.
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Near Two Trees Trail and across Harness Lane.
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And now 1505, now is zero clear.
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To respond to near Two Trees Trail, cross with Harness Lane for a 10-8[1], adult female with an allergic reaction to a bee sting and difficulty breathing.
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10-4.
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Ninety-four central.
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Ninety-four central? Ninety-four.
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3827, my follow.
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Ten, four, fifteen assets.
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A.U. Stampton Amial reactivation on your second AMF arm.
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Bivis, no, 9-180.
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For adult female difficulty breathing, allergic reaction, near Two Trees Trail, cross with Harness Lane.
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Repeating for your Stampton Amial, you have a reactivation on your second EMS alarm.
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Beavis, no, 9-180.
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For adult female, allergic reaction, difficulty breathing, near Two Trees Trail, cross with Harness Lane.
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The mail 15-08, no one zero clear.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-8: In service (unit responding or on scene)
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Location mentioned:
Harness Ln, East Hampton North, NY 11937
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