EMS responds to stroke call amid aggressive dog incident, Forest City NC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, eMS and deputies responded near Jack McKinney Road for a possible stroke patient. The scene was complicated by an aggressive dog that bit an EMT. Animal control and law enforcement were en route to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Rutherford County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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04:23
Transcript:
00:00
104, we have EMS out near Jack McKinney Road, reference to a stroke call,
00:05
the request of the deputy, and our animal control, reference to an aggressive canine, won't let them into the residence.
00:11
We have a page animal control as well.
00:14
He's waiting on 21 from them.
00:16
10.4. I'll be en route coming from 221 South and Southwind's drop.
00:23
10.4.1531.
00:36
Medic 20, respond to, sick person Charlie response.
00:41
At 425, Rollins Road.
00:44
Medic 20, respond to, sick person Charlie response.
00:48
At 425, Rollins Road, in Forest City.
00:52
Cross streets are 7 Oaks Farming U.S.
00:55
221A Highway.
01:00
621A.
01:01
Central Medic.9.3 is out of hilltop.
01:05
Medics-90-10-4[1].
01:07
Medic 50 Central.
01:09
Medics, D.C.
01:11
We'll clear this call.
01:13
Give us a run for a transport from Rutherford Regional to Willow Ridge, then you can show us on thing.
01:19
T.M.4. Medic 1, Central.
01:21
109, 10601.
01:28
109.
01:31
(name withheld).
01:33
8672, College Avenue, Aldi's.
01:38
104. Central, Mediolven's on thing.
01:45
104, 1530.
01:50
Medic 1 Central.
01:56
Mediq 1, Central.
02:01
I need a deputy to respond out near Jack McKinney Road.
02:06
10-18[2], please.
02:08
That dog's already made one of the technicians, and they've got to move that patient urgently.
02:15
Central Micro, 4.
02:18
We have them in route.
02:19
We'll step them up.
02:20
Thank you.
02:21
Go ahead.
02:26
104, EMS requests if you could step it up, reference to one of the canines already bit one of the EMTs.
02:36
We also talked to the 1204, they're trying to get in touch to 12.02 to see who's responding now at reference name as well.
02:43
104, I'll be 10-18[2].
02:45
Until further.
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104.1536.
02:49
Micah 3, 104, 1536.
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Omega 3, 104, 1536.
02:55
473 Central.
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473.
03:00
108, 10-17, Thomas Jefferson, Caroling.
03:04
10-17, Thomas Jefferson, Carole. They have 4.1536.
03:10
Baker, 7, John, Roger, McKenna.
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Rebecca, 7, 10-4[1], 15, 38.
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Central F-109, 104.
03:28
Oh.
03:33
I'm 1023.
03:35
Can you check with EMS and see what their Gen 20 is?
03:44
1040. Central.
03:45
Central. Newmatic, boarding.
03:48
All right.
03:54
Please go ahead.
03:56
Thank you.
04:02
I've got Baker 3 on scene.
04:05
Have you... Can you give us the exact location for the dog is?
04:09
24B at the front door.
04:11
Okay.
04:17
Baker 3, they're at the front door.
04:19
Also, Animal Control has 15-minute ETA.
04:23
Okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / OK
[2]
10-18: Expedite / Urgent
Disclaimer:
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:
Jack McKinney Rd, Forest City, NC 28043
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