Medical rescue for man with suspected stroke, Kenosha WI
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According to the dispatch call, rescue units responded near 14th Place in Kenosha for an 83-year-old male who was conscious and breathing after a fall and possibly experiencing a stroke.
Audio|Heard on: Kenosha County Public Safety
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01:36
Transcript:
00:00
Sheriff to all county squads, for information.
00:02
Rescue is responding near 14th Place for an 83-year-old male who is conscious and breathing.
00:10
They believe he is possibly having a stroke and fell.
00:14
Information only, sheriff clear 701.
00:23
Kenosha County Somers Rescue, you have a call.
00:25
Somers Rescue respond near 14th Place for a possible stroke.
00:32
Kenosha County cleared 701.
00:41
Get all shekine from Somers 6342.
00:46
Go ahead, Somers 6342.
00:51
6342 is en route near 14th Place for a stroke.
00:58
10-4[1], Somers 6342.
01:01
This is for an 83-year-old male who is conscious and breathing.
01:05
Caller says the grandfather fell and is not responding.
01:12
2342 copies.
01:21
Get all she kind from Somers 6342.
01:26
Go ahead, Somers 6342, Jeff.
01:30
6342 is on location.
01:33
Dispatch for Somers 6342 on scene at 7:05.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment of message received or understood; affirmative response.
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Location mentioned:
14th Pl, Kenosha, WI 53140
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