Woman feels light-headed at Portland bus station, Portland ME
Medical EmergencyA 39-year-old woman at the Concord Coach Lines bus station near Thompsons Point in Portland, Maine, reported feeling light-headed and dizzy. She may have mental health issues and required medical attention. Ambulance and security staff made contact with her.
Audio|Source: Portland Fire
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Transcript:
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So for my Q3, 100 Thompson's Point Concord Coach Lines. It's going to be inside of the front door.
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For a 39-year-old female who says she feels light-headed and dizzy, alpha-level response, Opsis 2, from the Q3, 100 Thompson's Point. It's going to be Concord Coach Lines just inside the front door. For a 39-year-old female who feels light-headed and dizzy, alpha-level, opposite to.
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Mike-2-3-5-1.
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Fire 1-8-3, my Q-3.
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Just confirming it's a bus station at 100 Thompson's Point.
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Affirmative.
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10-4[1]. We're not having anyone making themselves known. Can you make a call-back?
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10-4[1].
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My line to make you three.
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Go ahead.
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I was like there might be some mental health issues at play. She says that she could see you and then hung up on me when I asked if she could walk over to you guys.
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10-4[1]. I believe you have a security guy that's coding you now.
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10-4[1].
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We have patient contact.
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Ten, four, twenty two, two, fifty-five.
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Ninety-three, ninety-three, Chuck.
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Go ahead.
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Two doctors, specifically staff, may have got to the patient.
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Ten-four shoes, uh, here with the ambulance now, you can come back to us.
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10 4, once next.
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Location mentioned:
Near Thompsons Point, Portland, ME 04102
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