Deputies assist intoxicated person near Wells Branch, Austin TX
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies conducted a welfare check near Wells Branch for a possibly intoxicated person who was crying and holding their stomach in the road. The individual had minor scrapes on their arms, appeared conscious, and EMS was requested for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Priority One welfare check in Bakerton,
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near the 1700 block of West Welfridge Parkway.
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The caller says there is a person crying and holding their stomach while walking in the middle of the road.
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It appears the person is intoxicated.
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Five Baker Nineteen westbound or eastbound?
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Five Baker Nineteen out on them.
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Unit Five Baker Nineteen, ten four.
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Five Baker Nineteen, person observed.
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Torn shirt, black pants.
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Unit Five Baker Nineteen, ten four.
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Five Baker Nineteen, we're right in front of the park.
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Near Wells Branch.
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Unit Five Baker Nineteen Seven Four.
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Five Baker Nineteen.
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The person is conscious and breathing. The person is crying.
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Unclear what is happening right now.
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Unit Baker Nineteen Seven Four.
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Go ahead and request EMS.
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The person has some superficial scrapes on their arms.
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Location mentioned:
Wells Branch Pkwy, Austin, TX 78728
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