56-year-old man with brain injury has breathing difficulty
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Clear Creek County Law Enforcement, Fire, EMS and Mountain Rescue - Digital
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Clear Creek East Rescue, Medic Four, respond to breathing problems, (number withheld) Miner Road.
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Repeat, Clear Creek East Rescue, Medic Four, respond to breathing problems, (number withheld) Miner Road.
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This will be call two, respond on FD two at 2110 .
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EMS five en route.
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EMS five en route, 2111 .
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34 now from Georgetown.
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34 responding from Georgetown, 2011.
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Medic Four, EMS Five, and any other additional units responding to the breathing problems at (number withheld) Miner Road.
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This is going to be called to.
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We have law enforcement on scene doing an area check for a subject who is screaming that he needed help.
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There is a fifty-six year old male who is conscious and breathing but having a hard time speaking between breaths.
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Hospitals are clear of divers at this time.
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This is 700 and thirty-four.
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Call you.
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This is 700 and thirty-four.
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About to call you.
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Did you copy updates as well?
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Copy. Thank you.
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That's calling unit five.
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Can you see if Gopher's available for a standby?
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Absolutely.
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I'll get them up on Gopher and let you know what they say.
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Copy that.
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One 13 status.
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Two five, just one.
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Yes, sir. We have Gilpin standing by at the parkway.
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They're starting now.
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Two 14 .
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Additional information for units responding to call (number withheld) Miner Road for the breathing problems.
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Patient at this location is known to have a traumatic brain injury and is reporting having a hard time breathing and being unable to get off of their toilet.
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Yes, my copy.
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Thank you.
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Two hundred and 16 .
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Come, Gilpin 12.
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Gilpin 12, go ahead.
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We are en route, standby.
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Perfect, thank you.
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2117.
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I'm in command, Jeff.
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Call status check.
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24.
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I'm in command, 24 at 2118.
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I've come Evans command.
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We're going to be assessing on the road due to weather conditions.
03:07
May I just want to confirm you still be assessing on the road due to weather? Is that correct?
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Yes, ma'am. Assessing on the road due to the weather conditions.
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I copy. Due to weather, 2118.
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