Medical lift assist requested near Audubon Dr, Evansville IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a call for a possible medical lift assist involving a 40-year-old female with back pain near Audubon Drive. The patient appeared clammy but conscious and breathing. Assistance was requested on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Evansville Police and Fire Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
01:30
Transcript:
00:00
Have a priority two lift assist near Audubon Drive.
00:04
One ladder 16.
00:05
Have a priority to lift assist near Audubon Court.
00:11
One ladder 16 for 1500 south and 1800 east.
00:21
Eight zero one.
00:24
Really?
00:26
A call for a suspicious at Hicks and Culvert said a silver sedan had been speeding and driving reckless eastbound Culvert, then southbound Hicks.
00:36
It should have had an Illinois plate and a black male driver that parked near the easement of the substation and ran northbound Hicks.
00:48
Direction it was up Kentucky tag Sam Six Mike Eight Four Two.
00:54
Staying in the, I think that is the place.
00:59
They sent a plate Sam Six Mike Nine Four Two is what they're giving it to the Kentucky plate.
01:16
Rider 16, original call is for a 40-year-old female having back pain,
01:21
clammy, conscious and breathing.
01:23
AMR's on scene just needing assistance for a lift assist.
01:28
Rider 16 clear, 42.
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Location mentioned:
Audubon Dr, Evansville, IN 47715
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