Male driver found resting in vehicle at Dollar General
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Scott County Public Safety
03:57
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00:00
just came over and advised that looks like a male was passed out at Dollar General, so he possibly hit the curb as well.
00:07
I'll be out over there.
00:08
School's out for the day.
00:12
Clear.
00:17
Yes, ma'am. 7214.
00:20
Good.
00:23
Scott County EMS, 10-8.
00:25
I'll be on that too.
00:27
Lexington as well.
00:32
Good.
00:38
7221-3.
00:40
Dispatch, 7221-1023.
00:44
Good.
00:50
Got a 281 ready.
00:51
It's gonna be a silver Nissan Versa.
00:55
Go ahead.
00:58
(number withheld).
01:00
That's gonna be (number withheld) out of Connecticut.
01:07
Clear 21.
01:11
Dispatch 7223 and 42.
01:16
Clear 28.
01:21
Have a lane.
01:23
The further you come back, the more narrow it gets.
01:34
Carry this dispatch for single six.
01:38
7231.
01:43
Caller is going to be (number withheld) Brown.
01:45
Phone number (number withheld).
01:50
Repeating (number withheld).
01:56
On the reference, she would give me some legal matters.
01:59
We're not providing more details.
02:02
Okay.
02:08
Scott dispatch, 1726,
02:11
1042.
02:14
1042. 1731, 33.
02:28
1530.
02:34
1530.
02:43
All units, it was five single thirty-seven.
02:48
Thirty-eight.
02:51
Clear thirty-eight.
02:55
Fourteen twenty-eight.
03:03
It's just a male that stopped to sleep.
03:06
You can single nine.
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Nine, I am clear.
03:11
Dispatch, show me tonight.
03:16
Clear 14, 10-8, 3, 72-28.
03:19
Do we need to start EMS?
03:22
Negative, he's just sleepy.
03:24
I actually stopped him the other day when he was on his way to Cincinnati.
03:27
He's coming back, got too sleepy and pulled over the Dollar General.
03:33
Clear.
03:38
Dispatch, 7328.
03:43
Reading
03:47
checks okay with the male subject here.
03:49
Manager's fine with him being here.
03:50
And as far as the damage to his vehicle, it happened much earlier.
03:55
He hit a deer on county.
03:56
You show me 10-8.
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