An audio recording reveals the 911 call that was made after Lebron James' son, Bronny James, suffered a cardiac arrest.
"Listen ... listen to me," a distraught man tells a 911 operator. "Get an ambulance here now."
ABC News obtained the 911 call, and the Los Angeles Fire Department redacted a significant portion of the call, the agency said, in accordance with California public records disclosure laws. Typically, an athletic trainer would be present at a collegiate practice. According to the NCAA, "All athletic trainers, team physicians and strength and conditioning coaches have received training/ certification in CPR and automated external defibrillator use."
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