Man treated for hypothermia at homeless camp, Pawtucket RI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a homeless encampment near School Street in Pawtucket to assist a 56-year-old man who was possibly suffering from hypothermia. The man, wearing a black jacket, was expected to meet rescuers near a nearby building for assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Providence RI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Rescue 303 is still on near School Street.
00:04
It's going to be at the homeless tent camp.
00:08
That'll be Rescue Three, Engine Three.
00:10
Respond to near School Street.
00:14
It's going to be located in the homeless camp tent.
00:18
It's going for a 56-year-old male possibly suffering from hypothermia.
00:23
He's going to have a black jacket on.
00:25
He said he's going to meet you near the building.
00:28
Rescue Three, Engine Three, respond to near School Street.
00:33
It'll be at the homeless camp.
00:40
Fifty-six-year-old male, possibly suffering from hypothermia.
00:45
Be wearing a black jacket.
00:46
He stated that he can meet you near the medical building.
00:49
He will flag you down.
00:50
Linwood Street and Exeter Avenue; cross streets withheld.
00:55
Engine three responding.
00:58
Roger, engine three, cross streets withheld.
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Location mentioned:
School St, Pawtucket, RI 02860
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