Man experiences chest pain and defibrillator activation, Fort Plain NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a 54-year-old man near Center Street, Fort Plain, who was experiencing chest pain and whose implanted defibrillator had activated.
Audio|Heard on: Montgomery County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Stats Lake Valley, stand by for second call for plane near Center St.
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Just that's Lake Valley.
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Second call, state corrections, four planes between Lydia Street and Home Street for near Center St., Apartment number 4, 54-year-old male, chest pain, defibrillator going off.
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Just that Lake Valley, near Center Street, the Village of Fort Plain, apartment number 4, between Lydia Street and Home Street, for 54-year-old male with chest pains and defibrillator going off in his chest,
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926.
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18,
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you can disregard, we'll send St.
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John'sville, their in service, I-lost.
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18, 927.
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St. John's, Mutualated to Lake Valley near Center Street.
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Thank you.
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St. John'sville, Mutualated Lake Valley, near Center Street, Department number 4, cross the Lillian Street and Home Street.
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54-year-old male, chest pain with a cardiac history.
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repeating for St.
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John's, all near Center Street, Department 4-4-point, cross streets of Lidius and Home Street.
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54-year-old male, chest pain.
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Defibrillator did activate.
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I'm a switch sign 28.
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Location mentioned:
Center St, Fort Plain, NY 13339
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