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Four-year-old hailed for 999 call Four-year-old hailed for 999 call
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A four-year-old boy has been praised for calling the emergency services when his mother suffered a fit.A four-year-old boy has been praised for calling the emergency services when his mother suffered a fit.
Jake Maclean, of Inverness, was able to give emergency medical dispatcher Evelyn Grant his address and his mum Heather's condition.Jake Maclean, of Inverness, was able to give emergency medical dispatcher Evelyn Grant his address and his mum Heather's condition.
The Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) has recognised his quick thinking with a bravery award. The Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) has recognised his quick-thinking with a bravery award.
Ms Maclean had only warned Jake days earlier that her son should dial 999 if she suffered a fit.Ms Maclean had only warned Jake days earlier that her son should dial 999 if she suffered a fit.
She was taken ill about a week ago, waking Jake who had been sleeping in her bed.She was taken ill about a week ago, waking Jake who had been sleeping in her bed.
'That was quick''That was quick'
In his tearful call to emergency services, the youngster gave his full address and said his mum was shaking and there was blood around her mouth.In his tearful call to emergency services, the youngster gave his full address and said his mum was shaking and there was blood around her mouth.
He was still on the line when police and ambulance crews arrived and can be heard in a recording of the call saying: "That was quick".He was still on the line when police and ambulance crews arrived and can be heard in a recording of the call saying: "That was quick".
The SAS said several members of the service had gone home and asked their young children if they knew their address if they ever needed to dial 999.The SAS said several members of the service had gone home and asked their young children if they knew their address if they ever needed to dial 999.