As discussed during the dispatch call, ambulance crews were dispatched to a coffee shop in Steele for a possible medical emergency involving a person who was reportedly unable to see.

Person experiencing sudden loss of vision at Coffee Cup

Kidder County Ambulance, Kidder County Ambulance, please respond to the Coffee Cup in Steele for an individual that is having a medical emergency. Is unable to see at this time.

Kidder County Ambulance, Kidder County Ambulance, please respond to the Coffee Cup in Steele for an individual that is having a medical emergency.

As discussed during the dispatch call, ambulance crews are dispatched to a residence on Second Avenue Southeast in Steele for a possible medical emergency involving a woman who reportedly took medication twice and is breathing. Law enforcement is also responding.

73-year-old woman possibly overdosed on medication in Steele

Logan County Ambulance, Logan County Ambulance, please respond to the (name withheld) residence, (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele, for a woman who took medication twice today. Breathing, law enforcement also en route. Again, address is (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele. Acknowledged, ABC, time is 03:38 . Kidder County Ambulance, Kidder County Ambulance, please respond to (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele, for a 73 year old female who may have took medication twice. That's (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele, North Dakota, 345.

Logan County Ambulance, Logan County Ambulance, please respond to the (name withheld) residence, (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele, for a woman who took medication twice today.

Breathing, law enforcement also en route.

Again, address is (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele.

Kidder County Ambulance, Kidder County Ambulance, please respond to (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele, for a 73 year old female who may have took medication twice.

That's (number withheld) Second Avenue Southeast, Steele, North Dakota, 345.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a coffee shop in Steele for a possible medical emergency involving an 81-year-old man who was wobbly, having trouble speaking, vomiting, and having trouble breathing near the south entrance and food court area.

Elderly man wobbly and vomiting at coffee shop

Please respond to the Coffee Cup. There's an 81 year old male who's wobbly, having trouble speaking. He's in the south entrance. Acknowledge. Thank you. Thank you. Kidder County ambulance, Kidder County ambulance, please respond to the coffee cup for an 81 year old male who is vomiting and having trouble breathing. He's currently in the food court, facing the south entrance. Acknowledged, copy.

There's an 81 year old male who's wobbly, having trouble speaking.

Kidder County ambulance, Kidder County ambulance, please respond to the coffee cup for an 81 year old male who is vomiting and having trouble breathing.

He's currently in the food court, facing the south entrance.

As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance was dispatched to a care facility near 4th Street Northwest in Steele for a medical transfer involving a 70-year-old woman with hypoxia, disorientation, and extreme weakness.

Facility transfer for elderly woman with hypoxia and weakness

Kidder County ambulance, Kidder County ambulance, please respond to 214 4th Street Northwest in Steele for a facility transfer, Golden Manor. For a 70 year old female, hypoxic disorientation, extreme weakness. Use the main door. Again, that's 214 4th Street Northwest in Steele.

Kidder County ambulance, Kidder County ambulance, please respond to 214 4th Street Northwest in Steele for a facility transfer, Golden Manor.

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