Diabetic woman has hypoglycemic event near East Burks Street

Heard on: Boone County MO Fire Dispatch · Fire: Dispatch - South [Ch 1]

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Truck 606, truck 1006, Charlie response, diabetic problem, (number withheld) East Burks Street, Boone Fire jurisdiction.

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Truck 606, truck 1006, Charlie response, diabetic problem, (number withheld) East Burks Street, Boone Fire jurisdiction.

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Cross of South Rochford Street and South Hicks Street.

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Time out 2324 hours.

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Boone County, truck 606.

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Truck 606.

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This is Boone County Public Safety.

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Truck 606 responding times two.

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You are responding with medic 131 to a Charlie response diabetic problem at (number withheld) East Burks Street for 1st party alone.

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Sixty nine year old female, conscious and breathing.

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Caller states she feels like she's going through a hypoglycemic event.

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She is not breathing normally and is having cold sweats.

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Truck 606 .

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Truck 606, 2327.

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Okay, truck 606.

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Truck 606, go ahead.

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Truck 606, on scene with Burke's command.

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Truck 606, on scene, Burke's command.

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Can you call into communications for the door code?

2026-10-26 04:24 UTC

Medical Emergency

E Burks St, Sturgeon, MO 65284

Diabetic woman has hypoglycemic event near East Burks Street

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire and medical crews responded to a reported diabetic emergency involving a 69-year-old woman alone at a residence near East Burks Street and the intersection of South Rochford Street and South Hicks Street. She reportedly felt she was having a hypoglycemic event, was breathing abnormally, and had cold sweats.

Diabetic woman has hypoglycemic event near East Burks Street

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