Unresponsive caller prompts medical check, Greenville NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews were dispatched to a residence near Trade Drive in Greenville after a caller was unresponsive on the phone. The call was suspected to involve a diabetic emergency, but responders were unable to make contact at the door.
Audio|Heard on: Greenville Fire Rescue
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01:39
Transcript:
00:00
EMS to initial response near Trade Drive, cross between Phillips Road and Ellsworth Drive.
00:06
Also unknown medical.
00:22
Squad two en route.
00:27
Squad two enroute.
00:29
Trade Drive, cross between Phillips Road and Ellsworth Drive.
00:32
Still unknown medical.
00:35
Fayette County for Squad Two.
00:40
Squad Two, go ahead.
00:43
We're near Trade Drive.
00:45
We're unable to get anybody to come to the door.
00:47
Do you have any further information?
00:56
This is Squad Two. I had the caller on the line.
00:58
He is not giving us any information whatsoever.
01:01
He's with someone there in the house.
01:02
I think it might be a diabetic emergency.
01:04
I cannot get him to talk to me on the phone.
01:13
Guys, you make contact.
01:19
Negative.
01:21
Copy to get off right there too as well.
01:29
News information, it's coming from a landline phone.
01:32
When you do that contact, will you secure the line please?
01:39
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
Trade St, Greenville, NC 27834
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