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Menter 5 is responding to an emergency in Phoenix. Transcript: "44701 responding. Menter 5 is responding to Phoenix. Menter 5 responding to Phoenix.". Source: TG8039_453.2875MHz.
Ladder 1 has been canceled from the call. Transcript: "17 is ladder 1, you can cancel.". Source: TG21_453.2875MHz.
Phoenix Rescue and Mentor Ambulance responding to a medical emergency at Main Street, [unit removed]. Transcript: "Phoenix Rescue, Mentor Ambulance, Main Street, [unit removed], as an atom.". Source: TG8039_460.2125MHz.
AMR [unit removed] responding to a medical emergency for a 77-year-old female with multiple levels of consciousness and dizziness in [unit removed]. Source: TG7477_453.5625MHz.
Syracuse Police units responding to an assault report involving a 64-year-old Black male and a 53-year-old Black female. The female is showing Signal 32 for dangerous behavior. Source: TG34_453.2875MHz.
Ambulance 226 responding to a medical emergency involving dizziness. No specific location provided. Transcript: "Not a rescue. Vinyl ambulance 226 for your rev. Dizziness.". Source: TG7477_453.6125MHz.
No actionable incident information was provided regarding the vehicle running red lights. Transcript: "Channel 3, as part of our information in the area, Park St, Embiid Bank, Parkey, Clark, Gray, Gantt, Dodge,...
Alarm Medical reported by GBAC Ambulance. Location: CONIFER DR CONIFER VILLAGE, near DOWNER ST & DEAD END. Source: GBAC Ambulance.
Fire/EMS Command: "Part 12, May 12, looking at the individual's phone plot, may be closer to Granger and Gifford in front of 155.". Source: TG21_453.6125MHz.
Call duration approximately 2 seconds. Frequency: 453.2875 MHz. Source: OCFC Fire Control (Dispatch).
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