Person having generalized seizure at Neil Tire Bloomington

Heard on: Monroe and Brown Counties Public Safety

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Two zero four EMS Bravo (number withheld) West State Road 46 Neil Tire Chief complaint generalized seizure not focal or impending cross of North Love Lane and West Charlestowne Way 08:40 9 h .

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Engine 81, EMS Bravo (number withheld), West State Road 46, Neil Tire.

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Chief complaint: generalized seizure, not focal or impending.

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Cross of North Love Lane and West Charlestowne Way.

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8:50 hours.

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Ambulance 206 , EMS Charlie 901 , South Hastings Drive.

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Chief complaint: stroke, CVA, transient ischemic attack, TIA.

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Cross of East Noble Lane and East Resting Road.

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Eight fifty-one hours.

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Dispatch, everyone.

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Engine 71.

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Can you please take Engine 81 off the call and put 71 on the call to Neil Tire, please?

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Engine 81, are you clear?

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Engine 71, EMS Bravo (number withheld), West State Road 46, Neil Tire.

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Chief complaint: generalized seizure, not focal or impending.

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Cross of North Love Lane and West Charlestowne Way.

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8:52 hours.

2026-10-01 12:46 UTC

Medical Emergency

W State Rd 46, Bloomington, IN 47404

Person having generalized seizure at Neil Tire Bloomington

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical units were dispatched to a reported generalized seizure at a tire business near West State Road 46 by North Love Lane and West Charlestowne Way. A separate call reported a possible stroke or transient ischemic attack near East Noble Lane and East Resting Road. Engine 71 was assigned to the seizure call after Engine 81 was taken off the incident.

Person having generalized seizure at Neil Tire Bloomington

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