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Man in active seizure near Lockport Street, Youngstown NY

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Lockport St, Youngstown, NY 14174

According to the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a 25-year-old man having an active seizure lasting more than five minutes near Lockport Street.

Audio|Heard on: Niagara County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Fragile Youngstown, you're requested near Lockport Street between Main and Second for the 25-year-old male active seizure, longer than five minutes to L.F parity FDMS.
00:10
Repeating to Youngstown, you requested near Lockport Street, 25-year-old male active seizure.
00:17
L.S. Parity, FDMS, 318.

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Location mentioned:
Lockport St, Youngstown, NY 14174

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Incident Timeline

  1. Incident Concluded
  2. Patient Condition Improves
  3. Mutual Aid Requested
  4. Repeat Dispatch and ALS Priority Declared
  5. Initial Emergency Call for Seizure

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