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Diabetic man found unconscious becomes combative, Christiansburg VA
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to near Hemlock Street for a 40-year-old diabetic man found unconscious. When responders arrived, the man became combative but was later awake and alert.
Audio|Heard on: Montgomery County Public Safety
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02:50
Transcript:
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You respond with rescue near Hemlock Street SE reference to a 40-year-old male who's unconscious on the floor he is diabetic but do have rescue squad dispatch so 7 year old on the phone
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7
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CPD
00:26
201 the child the juvenile is advising that they think he is breathing
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yep
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MCPD Interview, we're going to be 24
00:47
Good
00:50
Say that you might be closer than Christiansburg.
00:53
They're responding to near Hemlock Street, turn 40-year-old male unconscious on the floor.
00:59
We're on the phone with a 7-year-old now.
01:02
Thinks he's breathing?
01:05
Hello.
01:13
MCPD
01:14
24 we do have one five five in row he is very close patient is now combative
01:21
ten one four minutes up
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copy
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dpd
01:41
Hello, 911 abandoned line.
01:43
Upon callback, spoke with the subject to confirm name and address.
01:47
There's times of distress.
01:48
Advise everything's 24.
01:49
Only call history is a 911 open line.
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Bye.
01:54
Good. Thank you.
01:57
10411.19.
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CPD
02:06
55 of the child should be open the door for you
02:15
MCPD Yeah, I'm on 15
02:20
112
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O'M2
02:28
MCPD
02:29
160 is out with 24
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Copy 1100.
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P.D.
02:44
We're down stairs.
02:46
He is awake,
02:49
but acting straight.
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Location mentioned:
Hemlock St, Christiansburg, VA 24073
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