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Alcohol intoxication reported on Winston Way, Lincoln County MO
Alcohol ViolationEmergency medical services responded to a location near Winston Way for a 56-year-old male reportedly losing consciousness due to alcohol consumption. The caller was not on scene; the patient's fiancé was present.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln County Fire/EMS
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
When we originally got the call in, the service was pretty bad, we now have a second call on it.
00:05
Further, it's going to be a 56-year-old male advising alcohol onboard.
00:10
We're going to have log-go ahead and respond as well.
00:17
That is called.
00:18
That's clear.
00:20
Is this a lot with it recently a master here that EMS stage tour?
00:32
Negative. It's like the last call that could have said that was back in December of 23.
00:43
That's clear. I just recently in this area that I staged for, but I wasn't sure if it was attached or not, because we never proceeded to the scene.
00:55
No,
00:57
I don't think it's going to be one of the same.
00:59
Our caller is not on scene.
01:02
She was third party, that she's, it's her fiancé that's there on scene.
01:06
She's advising that he's been blacking out from alcohol.
01:13
5-1 clearance service.
01:27
In the area, we're waiting for a new call on Winston Way.
01:38
Medics, I had multiple.
01:40
12, I copy you, stating 6-703-Wishers.
01:48
Is that pro in route to the call on Winston Way, staging?
01:57
They just arrived on scene, staging,
02:00
we have en route due to alcohol.
02:04
I'm in route to them.
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Location mentioned:
Winston Way, Millwood Township, MO 63379
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