00:00
He did take a little nitro.
00:02
It looks like he also has had a five cent put in at Allen, (number withheld) 17th Avenue in Gilbertville, cross of 6th Street and 8th Street.
00:14
So there, copy that.
00:23
In the area, we're at locating them at this time.
00:30
Do you have a better location for us?
00:37
Since it sounds like they're on northbound 218,
00:40
we turned around, we'll head that way.
00:46
Not and could head that way.
00:48
That would be awesome.
00:49
Possible fifty-five.
01:01
We have response at 238.
01:05
10-4, they are en route.
01:11
10-4, let them know that this patient's had four heart attacks in the last 12 months and they can come 10-33[1].
01:21
Ten four, 200 and thirty-eight.
01:24
Two hundred and thirty-five.
01:37
On scene with a seventy-four-year-old male here complaining of chest pain,
01:41
substernal discomfort.
01:43
Blood pressure currently is 210 over 100 and thirty-seven.
01:46
A heart rate of 114 and ninety-seven percent room air.
01:53
He has taken a nitro approximately.
02:01
His stomach, sitting here talking to us, a little gray in the face.
02:07
We will be waiting your arrival.
02:12
Ten four, we're just coming on scene now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-33: Emergency; restrict radio traffic to priority messages
Medical Emergency
