Driver unresponsive in vehicle near Oxmoor Road, Homewood AL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a male driver appeared unresponsive with his head down in a white sedan near Oxmoor Road and Green Springs Highway. Officers on scene found no medical emergency. The vehicle is awaiting a tow truck.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson AL Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Homewood Fire, Battalion 1, Engine 2, in the area of Green Springs Highway, Oxmoor Road, and a person down.
00:05
Homewood Fire, Battalion 1, Engine 2, at Green Springs Highway, Oxmoor Road, and a person down.
00:10
Excuse me,
00:12
a male driver,
00:15
and a white sedan.
00:17
Homewood Battalion 1 responding.
00:19
Tomlin respond.
00:26
Homewood Fire, Battalion 1.
00:28
Show you responding. They are at Green Springs Highway and Oxmoor Road, and a person down.
00:32
It will be a male in a white sedan.
00:34
Clashers on, head down on the steering wheel, be advised.
00:38
Officers are already on scene, checking on the person.
00:40
He is just waiting for a tow truck.
00:41
Cross streets, Green Springs Highway and Oxmoor Road.
00:45
Control from Battalion 1.
00:47
Are you advising that he does not need medical attention?
00:51
That's affirmative.
00:52
He is just waiting on a tow truck.
00:55
You can hold all units in service.
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Location mentioned:
Oxmoor Rd & Green Springs Hwy, Homewood, AL 35209
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