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A call for a hemorrhage was reported, indicating a serious medical emergency. No specific units or location details were provided. Transcript: "He must be responding to a call for a, says a...
Call duration approximately 14 seconds. Frequency: 460.2125 MHz. Source: OCFC Fire Control (Dispatch).
Miner Squad 1 is checking on the status of Miner [address removed] Transcript: "Miner Squad 1. Miner Squad 1, Miner 11 not answering, status checks at [address removed] Do you want to...
No actionable incident information was provided. Transcript: "5-9-3, en route. Default, default.". Source: TG33_460.2375MHz.
Status Check reported by Syracuse Police. Location: W ONONDAGA ST, near KANDACE ST & VELASKO RD. Source: Syracuse Police.
Syracuse Fire Dispatch: "Okay, hold me out, I'll do my best. Okay, thank you. Sorry I'm on.". Source: TG33_453.6125MHz.
Syracuse Fire Dispatch: "Anyone able to refer Curtis in the spring?". Source: TG33_460.2375MHz.
Syracuse PD Dispatch: "Yes, be advised, Channel 3, Little Night Air, prior, Colonel, Michigan Powerhouse, Carson, 1953.". Source: TG34_453.5625MHz.
Syracuse Fire Dispatch: "Hold the air. Units hold the air for 433, Carson Springs.". Source: TG33_460.2125MHz.
Radio dispatch activity detected. Transcript: "20,000. 18,000, 22, Wyoming, 222, Wyoming, CNY, Olmstead, 48,000, LPIC. 22, Wyoming, 3118, en route. 2251.". Source: TG141_453.2875MHz.
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