Woman with severe nosebleed at near Curtis Ln, West Bend WI
Medical EmergencyMedical response for a woman near Curtis Ln experiencing a severe nosebleed that would not stop; her nose had been clogged months earlier.
Audio|Source: Washington County Police, Fire and EMS
02:36
Transcript:
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Newburg Rescue, Newburg Rescue, Respond O near Curtis Ln, for a medical alarm pending and positional contract with 100 clear at 1140,000.
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13-station.
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2.14. 1024-90.
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dispatchment thirty-one
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go ahead
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I met thirty-one back in quarters
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four thirteen ten six a cell four thirteen ten six a so
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County 478. I'm going to need to reroute you to that 1052 off of Curtis Lane.
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1436, county player, a copy respondent to the scene.
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(name withheld) 1436. Just advising, I don't believe I'll have a deputy to be able to respond. We're pretty busy today.
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And push the original contact made.
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437 Coney 108. I can head that where I see call if needed. 10-4[1] -4-7. You can continue to your current call.
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I'll have 437 handle that.
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4-7-8, copies.
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7.33. Connie, trucker.
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I don't like for Paul, 5393, AVP 5393, Appleton, Maple.
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Working 36, go ahead, Toney-Var.
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Sixers, I was able to get in contact with (name withheld), Sandra's wife, and she did push her button on purpose.
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Her nose was clogged a couple months ago and just recently started bleeding again.
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It hasn't been able to stop.
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I'll be there in two minutes.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Near Curtis Ln, West Bend, WI 53090
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