Medical team responds to breathing emergency, Kinston NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a medical alarm near Edwards Avenue in Kinston. The caller reported that a patient was having difficulty breathing and experiencing chest pain, possibly related to COPD. EMS and fire units were sent to assist at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Lenoir County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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01:23
Transcript:
00:00
This is your medic one.
00:01
Medic one, respond to near Edwards Avenue.
00:05
Near Edwards Avenue.
00:07
Reference to a medical alarm.
00:09
Cross streets Pollock Street and College Street.
00:12
Respond received.
00:13
Big one.
00:16
In your house.
00:18
Copy (number withheld), upgrade emergency traffic, switch to city ops on.
00:33
Engine Battalion One, EMS Summit, near Edwards Avenue.
00:38
Engine Eleven, EMS Summit near Edwards Avenue cross streets Pollock Street and College Street.
00:47
Responding City Ops One, City Ops One.
00:57
Engine 11 responding to near Edwards Avenue, switching on and so on.
01:06
Engine 11 is on and off and so on.
01:11
Copy (number withheld) here responding to near Edwards Avenue.
01:15
You're responding to an unknown age patient.
01:17
Qualifies as patient having a hard time breathing, chest pain, same as COPD.
01:22
You must continue your emergency.
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Location mentioned:
Edwards Ave, Kinston, NC 28501
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