No medical emergency after concern about unconscious woman, Boonville IN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a report of a woman possibly unconscious inside a white sedan parked near South 7th Street in Boonville. Upon arrival, officers and medics confirmed there was no medical emergency as the subject was awake.
Audio|Heard on: Warrick / Spencer County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Warrick County, Boonville, units in the area near South 7th Street.
00:03
Callers advising there's a white sedan parked in the roadway with a possibly unconscious female inside.
00:10
112.
00:12
One, two.
00:15
One, two.
00:16
One, two.
00:20
One forty five, go for days.
00:23
Can we get a couple CIT officers out here? No.
00:27
It's being requested.
00:28
No.
00:34
So, it's clear.
00:38
Clear.
00:40
Clear Medic 2.
00:41
Caller advising there is a white sedan parked in front of this residence.
00:44
There is possibly a female subject passed out inside.
00:46
We do have all enforcement in room.
00:49
Clear. Clear.
00:54
18, South 7th Street.
00:57
Cross streets are East Division Street and East Walnut Street.
01:00
Unconscious person.
01:02
Time out 1834.
01:09
Worked swan driving.
01:14
Swatland.
01:19
Center 134.67,
01:22
American 247.2.2.26, 376, Descending 370-0.
01:34
Swift 2-6 Indie Center, welcome just going to maintain 5-label 280.
01:38
280, Swift 2.6.
01:44
443 Whalen Drive.
01:51
Medic 2 or County officers and fire on scene advising there is no medical emergency; you can disregard subjects awake.
02:01
Clear.
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Location mentioned:
S 7th St, Boonville, IN 47601
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