As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units were dispatched to a possible smoke alarm activation at a building near Parsons Drive and Susquehanna Road.

Smoke alarm activation on Parsons Drive

563, station 56. Smoke alarm activation, (number withheld) Parsons Drive, cross street Susquehanna Road. 4 alpha, 10-30.

Smoke alarm activation, (number withheld) Parsons Drive, cross street Susquehanna Road.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a reported breathing problem involving a 78-year-old man with COPD near Susquehanna Road by Parsons Drive and Taylors Island Road. The patient was conscious and alert, had used a prescribed inhaler, and responders were advised to meet him in the driveway.

78-year-old man with breathing difficulty at Susquehanna Rd

Medical box 5063 , 25 under station 56 , breathing problems. (number withheld) , Susquehanna Road, cross streets of Parsons Drive and Taylors Island Road. Delta response, 951 , 1725 . Paramedic 500 , copy. Paramedic 500 , you are responding to (number withheld) Susquehanna Road for a breathing problem. Delta response, seventy-eight year old male, difficulty breathing, conscious alert. He does have COPD, is pale, but has used his prescribed inhaler. They advised to meet him in the driveway. Five hundred, copy, thank you.

Medical box 5063 , 25 under station 56 , breathing problems.

(number withheld) , Susquehanna Road, cross streets of Parsons Drive and Taylors Island Road.

Paramedic 500 , you are responding to (number withheld) Susquehanna Road for a breathing problem.

Delta response, seventy-eight year old male,

He does have COPD, is pale, but has used his prescribed inhaler.

They advised to meet him in the driveway.

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