Man with pacemaker falls and hits his head in princeton, Princeton IL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 59-year-old man with a pacemaker fell and hit his head near 1900 North Avenue in Princeton. He is bleeding and has a history of heart problems but had no recent illness or complaints.
Audio|Heard on: Bureau County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Attention, EMS, small than first responders.
00:02
Princeton EMS, Malden first responders, you're being requested.
00:06
Near 1900 N Ave, Princeton for 59-year-old male.
00:12
Having a fall, history of heart problems, fell and hit his head.
00:16
WPQB, and be cleared.
00:22
The conference acknowledges page.
00:25
Pryton's re-acknowledge.
00:32
Bucon from Malden.
00:35
Malden, go ahead.
00:37
Show 23 and 5 en route to the call in Malden, please.
00:41
23 and 5 show you in route.
00:49
Bucom 842 in route to near 1900 N Ave.
00:58
Medicaid, 42 show you in route near 1900 N Ave.
01:06
Medicaid 42, BUCOM information.
01:17
You've gone, this is 42, give information.
01:23
1158, sharing route.
01:28
Okay, they advise when he fell and hit his head.
01:30
He is now bleeding from the back.
01:33
They advise he does have a pacemaker, had no illness or complaints leading up today.
01:37
Normally when he has seizure activity, it is usually cardiac related.
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Location mentioned:
1900 N Ave, Princeton, IL 61356
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