Unconscious 9-year-old receives emergency medical care, Bloomington IN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders arrived near Fee Lane and Harbor Hall in Bloomington to assist a 9-year-old female who was unconscious. CPR was started at the scene. A separate report involved a 19-year-old female believed to be intoxicated at a nearby location.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe and Brown Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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2.6303-engine 3 responding to a 9-year-old female.
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She is currently unconscious,
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heavily unresponsive.
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I mean,
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you can disregard those 9-1 and complete, the location is wrong.
00:15
Stand by for more.
00:22
Near Fee Lane, Harbor Hall, Ambulance, cross of East 13th Street and Law Lane, 143 hours.
00:37
Thank you.
00:51
Good.
00:55
Being out to right quad, room G as in George 402 for a 19-year-old female who is intoxicated, she believes she is possibly drugs.
01:03
It'll be room G 402.
01:06
Clear.
01:15
1747, 1790.
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You can disregard EMS for this room.
01:27
Ray.
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Black metal, white hat, blue jean jacket, with white hoodie on underneath,
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possibly six foot tall,
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has white glasses on.
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Black pants.
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Black pants.
01:47
I'm clear.
01:55
Go ahead.
01:59
IUPD, advise you can civil nine on your list.
02:10
Yes, sir, it's clear.
02:15
IU 578, we're at it right.
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578.
02:22
IU 73 you can show the FD engine 6 on scene as well.
02:36
Okay.
02:42
16-0-107-1 you can put you out on the steel 16-0-10 3-engine 3 we're starting CPR now
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IU 73 you can also show IU ambulance 23 33 on C.
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Location mentioned:
E Law Ln, Bloomington, IN
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