Man with Down syndrome assaults staff at care facility, Henderson NV
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AssaultAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders managed a 53-year-old man with Down syndrome exhibiting aggressive and assaultive behavior at a care facility. He was restrained and sedated due to severe combativeness before being transported to a hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Clark NV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hey Rosanna, this community 206, non-emergent traffic.
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I bring you a 53-year-old male.
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From stage creepiness,
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He was combative with nurses, throwing chairs, grabbed the police officer's penis and twisted it.
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He has a history of Down syndrome.
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He's been moving between facilities due to power of attorney and combativeness per paperwork.
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Facility has tried numerous sedation meds to no avail.
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He was combative with us.
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On scene, put him in 4-point restraints,
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continued combativeness.
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We administered 5 milligrams of Versed IV and he was successfully sedated.
00:32
We have blood pressure 101 over 65,
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73, normal sinus rhythm, respiratory rate of 20, 98% was a non-verbal breather.
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He exhibited mouse breathing.
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And time CO2 of 30, dex of 91, temperature 98.1.
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You have the only gauge in the left AC with fluid.
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If you don't have any further, we'll see you in minutes.
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Location mentioned:
St Rose Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89052
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