Man hyperventilates after border wall jump and chase, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 32-year-old man jumped or slid from a border wall near Tecate and was chased for about three miles. After being caught, he became nonverbal and started hyperventilating. Medical responders found no significant trauma and monitored his condition while transporting him to Grossmont Hospital.
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03:15
Transcript:
00:00
Grossmont, Medic 36.
00:03
Medic 36 is Rosemont.
00:04
You go ahead at 19.
00:07
Hey, Grossmont, Medic 36.
00:09
My run number (number withheld) is (number withheld).
00:13
We're going to be headed to you guys.
00:16
Let me know when you're ready.
00:18
You can go ahead, we're open.
00:21
Thank you.
00:22
Yeah, so I have a 32-year-old male.
00:27
So for the back area, so it sounds like the patient was down in Tecate.
00:32
He was crossing the border.
00:36
Sounds like he climbed up the wall.
00:37
This is about the 30-foot wall.
00:39
He was able to slide down, and the Border Trail agents were on scene stated that when he was kind of low enough, but he just off of it.
00:46
Again,
00:47
he jumped from 30-foot.
00:49
from the very top.
00:50
I was like he slid down and jumped when he could.
00:53
And once he landed, he ran, it sounds like it was about a three-mile chase from where we picked him up at.
01:02
And Borchow saying that we seized him at post,
01:07
he started to hyperventilate and just not speak, not respond.
01:12
But, yeah, so when I got him, the patient was hyperventilating.
01:17
Now, I did check for signs of trauma.
01:20
I'm not noting any signs of trauma.
01:22
He's not responding at all.
01:24
However, his certain reflexes are intact.
01:29
But, yeah, he's just not speaking to us.
01:32
But, yeah, I did a full set of vitals.
01:36
So right now he's breathing about 24.
01:42
are full effective.
01:44
His lungs are cleared bilaterally, setting, 97 room air.
01:47
I blood sugar 145, self-pressed 129 over 71.
01:52
I think 612 at EKG as well.
01:55
He's been sign his talk right now in the 130s.
02:00
Again, I checked his head really well.
02:02
I'm just not seeing any obvious signs of trauma.
02:05
I can't really check pupils when I try to open his eyes.
02:08
He'll just roll them back.
02:10
But yeah, as far as treatment, I've just been monitoring him.
02:13
I'm on end title.
02:16
Yeah, like I said, I'm not really suspecting any significant trauma from this out.
02:21
Is there anything else I could get for you?
02:25
All righty,
02:26
can we, do we have a guesstimate as to how high that, from the height of which he did jump on that wall?
02:36
Yeah, I know.
02:38
I was, like, asking the people on scene about that, and I just, I could not get a good answer.
02:44
It's just based off of my experience and what I've seen, I really don't think he fell from the 30-foot section.
02:54
It's not even a bruise on him, especially to his head.
02:57
But, yeah, I just could not get a true answer about that.
03:03
Grossmo, Medi, Medi4, hopping in line.
03:06
All righty, Medi4 just standby one for me, Medic 36.
03:10
We can go ahead and clear for Grossmont.
03:12
Keep me posted if anything changes.
03:14
I'll place the patient on the board,
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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