Young man treated for chest pain at apartment, Wilson NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medical responders treated a 26-year-old man experiencing chest pain, clammy skin, and irregular breathing at an apartment near Elizabeth Road in Wilson.
Audio|Heard on: Wilson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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1 minute 10 Delta 4 chest pain near Elizabeth Road apartment B 18 Wilson.
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Wilson is engine 2 10 delta 4 chest pain near Elizabeth Road apartment B 18 use tack one tack a 1 1105 will soon clear one in route I see 430 on note let's make contact go ahead.
00:40
Wolfson a minute one copy and 1105 full sent a minute 1 copy and 1105 do you have traffic.
00:46
Personizes from the hospital.
00:48
Well, for the minute, four, Kathy, a loan us up.
00:51
Was ancient 2, your son to near Elizabeth Road apartment B-18, your cross-street, Gardner Street, and Thurston Drive, respond to a 26-year-old male, conscious of breathing.
01:00
He's having chest pain, he is also clammy.
01:04
Agent 2, exactly.
01:05
Well, Sonamedic 1, you're responding to near Elizabeth Road apartment B-18, cross streets, Gardner Street, and Thurston Drive.
01:13
Responding to a 26-year-old male conscious and breathing, having chest pain, not breathing normally,
01:18
also is clammy.
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Location mentioned:
Elizabeth Rd W B18, Wilson, NC 27893
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