Female hemorrhaging at mobile home park with cancer history

Heard on: Ottawa County Public Safety

01:20

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Station 29 has been called to a Young's mobile home park, (number withheld) North Lighthouse, lot (number withheld) for a female emerging.

00:07

We'll advise day shift when they check in.

00:11

Yes, sir.

00:16

606-35, I'm clear on that.

00:20

606, clear break.

00:26

Twenty-six called out for the day.

00:28

Will you be east?

00:30

Affirmative.

00:32

Affirmative.

00:37

Tell me, Oak Harbor.

00:41

Go ahead, Oak Harbor.

00:45

And the twenty-ninth.

00:46

Yes, sir. Caller was a 3rd party, the daughter calling from Benton Street.

00:51

She was going to be en route to the hospital, preferably Fremont Memorial, stating she believes the door would be unlocked.

01:01

Maybe the female does have a history of bladder cancer, hemorrhaging from that.

01:14

What was the lot number for that 29 call?

01:19

(number withheld), (number withheld).

2026-10-28 09:50 UTC

Medical Emergency

SE Catawba Rd, Port Clinton, OH 43452

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were sent to a mobile home park near North Lighthouse for a woman reportedly hemorrhaging, possibly related to a history of bladder cancer. A daughter who called from Benton Street was on the way to a hospital and believed the door might be unlocked.