Man found down with altered mental status at Johns Hopkins

Heard on: Baltimore MD EMS-Tac

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This is City Ambulance 20.

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I have about a two-minute ETA.

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On board, I have an approximately 40-year-old male, priority two, altered mental status.

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He was found down on the ground by police.

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When we arrived, he was still laying on the ground, rolling around.

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He has not spoken to us at all.

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He's a GCS of eight.

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No obvious signs of trauma or injury.

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Likely stimulant use, but unknown.

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He has not spoken to us at

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all.His current heart rate of 60 , ninety-seven percent on room air.

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Respirations of ten.

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Blood pressure 100 and thirty-seven over seventy-seven, and a sugar of seventy-five.

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If you have any other questions, let me know.

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I will be there in about a minute.

2026-10-27 06:58 UTC

Medical Emergency

Johns Hopkins Metro, Baltimore, MD 21287

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As discussed during the dispatch call, city Ambulance 20 reported a medical emergency at Johns Hopkins Metro in Baltimore involving an approximately 40-year-old man with altered mental status who was found down by police and transported to the hospital. Crews noted he was nonverbal, rolling on the ground, with no obvious trauma and possible stimulant use.