18-year-old male suffers seizure after head injury 

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That's one on seven six five. Go ahead. Clark, counting. Ten four. Four. Fifty-two Pee. Good. To respond to five, twelve, fifty, an apartment four, for suspicious activity, there's possibly a squatter in this apartment. I'm not sure. Maybe the RP that you originally had gave me the wrong address on Vivian. He said that they walked in and somebody ran to a back bedroom, but they're going to be supposed to be there. Copy. Could this possibly be the maintenance man? Not firm. This is management. They called me. PD4-9 I can go through. Copy. I need someone to reroute the Hardee's for an 18-year-old male who's Helen hit the counter. He's not awake. Turning purple, RP doesn't believe he's breathing. 515-0. Copy. Copy. Great peter way also. Copy. Copy. The RP stating he's seizing now. And a jerking stop or a piece state who's breathing. 24-9, I'll be unseen at Hardee's. Happy. And by for EMS, SOTO 7, South Miller, at Hardee's. Pellion 1, Charlie responds to 207 South Miller Avenue at Hardee's for a seizure. Once again, July, EMS, the Pallion 1, or Charlie responds to 207 South Miller Avenue at Hardee's for seizures. 3.7. 10. All right. Responding to an 18-year-old male who is not conscious, he is breathing. The caller stated that he fell and hit the counter and started sneezing. It is not known if he had more than one seizure in a row. He's not diabetic. He's not an epileptic. He is breathing. The breathing when we tested was an elevated breathing rate. He does not have a history of stroke or brain tumor PD just for iPhone scene. He is awake. He is breathing. He's just not responding to us normally. We have to stop.

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