Woman experiences breathing difficulty and throat obstruction, Independence MO
Medical EmergencyA 40-year-old woman experienced shortness of breath and felt like something was stuck in her throat at near South Vermont Ave in Independence, Missouri. Emergency responders were called to assist.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Regional Public Safety
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Transcript:
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The merger response on a six, 40-year-old female... ...office secondary 34.
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There is... Passes per cent.
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...theon 70.
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318, I'll show you entering the city. Post 7, please.
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Dispast Pumperton.
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Pumptan.
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You guys clear 47s from the Dittman fire?
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47s and still I didn't.
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5228. Just confirming, are you relieving 5229 at the checkpoint?
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Please 7. Pumper 6, Med6, EMS. Yes, Mr. Devman, we have meter fold.
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Meter pulled.
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28.
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1908.
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Therefore, if he responded out to a rival by United baggage office, there's a party that is,
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he is needing a help that out, his teenager daughter that is supposed to be arrived, but didn't arrive, he wanted to speak with the officer.
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I'm negative. He's by United Baggage Claim Office.
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And she's supposed to arrive out of 1,600 from Honolulu, Hawaii.
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And she's 16 years old, United,
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we're not able to help.
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He wants to speak with the officer.
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Everything tonight.
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14 Rhonda Berry.
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This is just additional information.
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The whole was transferred from the K-CPD.
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The RP name is Amos Valsi.
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So it's okay.
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AMR 311, did you see emergent?
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Yes, ma'am, an emergency response,
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a 40-year-old female complaining of shortness of air,
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and has the sensation that something is stuck in her throat.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Vermont Ave, Independence, MO 64052
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