Man treated for suspected carbon monoxide exposure, Belmont OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to Hardee’s near Belmont Morristown Road for a 33-year-old man who reported feeling dizzy after falling asleep in his truck, possibly due to carbon monoxide exposure. The individual’s truck had earlier been involved in a minor incident, and medical personnel were dispatched to evaluate his condition.
Audio|Heard on: Belmont Fire EMS, Marshall, Ohio County WV Fire EMS PD, WVSP Trp 1 Cmd
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Transcript:
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Station 17, station 18,
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Medical emergency at the Love's Travel Stop,
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Reco Road, crosses are Belmont Morristown Road and dead end.
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33 year old male, possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
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To be located in Hardee's.
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Time dispatch 1636.
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Six three two, you have the car on secure, correct?
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I've got one.
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Right here, he's throwing rocks at me.
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All right, go ahead and check me out.
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Squad 1747 will be around.
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Sixteen 40.
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Seventeen 47.
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Go ahead.
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Four zero four Marshall, ten forty-one.
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This person's truck was struck earlier today.
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He apparently fell asleep in the truck,
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woke up feeling dizzy.
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That's why he thinks it's carbon monoxide.
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I said it'll be located at Hardee's.
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Copy that.
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I-70, Belmont, OH 43718
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