Child receives medical aid near Sabine St, Syracuse NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel were dispatched to an apartment near Sabine Street in Syracuse for a possible medical incident involving a child who reportedly had a small object lodged in their nose. Additional units were redirected to another call involving a potential overdose near South Warren Street.
Audio|Heard on: Onondaga NY EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Control 108, hold response, Sabine Street.
00:06
One zero...
00:10
108, call response, near Sabine Street.
00:15
Near Sabine Street, apartment 2, cross from Merriman Ave and Davis Street for a child with a dime stuck in their nose.
00:27
1.0.1.10.1.1.8.
00:32
I'm going to reassign you a call.
00:36
1.08, central.
00:39
108 hot response, 353 South Warren Street, the downtown grocery store in front of the building, across East Fayette Street and East Jefferson Street,
00:53
for a possible overdose.
00:58
1-0-0.353 South Warren Street.
01:03
1528.
01:07
Control 113, cold response, Sabine Street.
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7 North, 113.
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113, cold response, near Sabine Street, apartment 2,
01:23
cross of Merriman Ave and Davis Street for a child with a dime stuck in their nose.
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Location mentioned:
Sabine St, Syracuse, NY 13204
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