Cardiac arrest reported near Southeast Division Street, Portland OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a cardiac arrest occurred near Southeast Division Street, Portland. Multiple emergency medical units responded quickly. A caller reported a dispute involving a shotgun and stated the landlord fled after the incident. The injured caller refused medical treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
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Transcript:
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Engine 73, Medic 8, 381, ECHO, cardiac arrest.
00:03
New narrative, Mental Health 15308, South East Division Street, talk about this one.
00:09
Ingen 73, Middick 318, 31, ECHO,
00:12
cardiac arrest.
00:14
New Narrative, Mental Health, Lone to 5308, Southeast Division, talk about swan and age 55.
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Slack Tech 3,
00:26
North Boardline Library, Squadron, Squad 4.
00:29
Supervisor, I talk.
00:43
Too long, I think, anyway.
00:51
Caller on the line says his landlord fired a shotgun after a verbal dispute.
00:55
Caller injured, refuse medical and says the landlord has since left.
00:59
We're working on one.
01:09
Brown 400, we are going to be clear from the veterans ready for our post.
01:14
4 are we. We're in Rescue 31.
01:19
Being requested to go along with Engine 73, Hemetic 318 on the CPR call.
01:25
New Narrative Mental Health 5308 Southeast Division Street on Office 1 at 8526.
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Location mentioned:
SE Division St, Portland, OR 97206
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