Infant turning blue at home near hunterhurst drive, Princeton TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medical emergency was reported at a home near Hunterhurst Drive where a five-month-old female infant was turning blue and had stopped crying.
Audio|Heard on: Collin TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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7911, medical call.
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Near Hunterhurst Drive.
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Five-month-old female wouldn't stop crying, child is now turning blue.
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7911 received.
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We advised I live on a call.
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7-9-10. I'm clear.
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What was that?
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We received a call from a female seeing that her five-month-old wouldn't stop crying.
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She's saying the child passed out and is turning blue.
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104 was the last night of it?
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It's near Hunterhurst Drive.
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It's going to be Hunterhurst Trail.
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The CAD shows Hunterhurst Drive across from Caliber Court.
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7416. 7416.
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Location mentioned:
Hunter Hurst Dr, Princeton, TX 75407
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