Medical team responds to insulin overdose call, Lincoln NE
Medical EmergencyMedical personnel respond to a call about a 61-year-old man who is conscious after accidentally taking too much insulin in a unit near Orchard Street.
Audio|Source: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
01:35
Transcript:
00:00
The OCO-Leod. 1240. Road by King Logan, who's red Chevy Silverado, stuck in some mud, 5'4 and Olive Creek north of. Okay. 1240. 1686. Go ahead. Engine 1 and Medic 10. Okay. We're parking out each again.
00:29
Medical all measure response, possible overdose. At 2222, Fortress Street, Unit 8. 40-year-old white, male, brown, jacket, red shirt, brown, or black sweatpants, possibly could make near some fire weapons. Hasn't trust asked before, but it's currently on location. Medical all-meg response, possible. Overdose. At 22, 22, Orchard Street, Unit 8. Respond on Tax 4. 1926? No, 44.
00:58
14.7-1-7-1-7-4 out and lighter, then we're jailed once. Definitely. You're out. Engine 1, 9 of 10, it's going to be an Omega response zone to the 2222 Orchard Street number 8. You're going for a 61-year-old male. Who's conscious in breathing?
01:25
but accidentally took too much insulin. Looks like it's been within the last 30 minutes. You'll be on TAC 4, TAC 4.
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Location mentioned:
Near Orchard St, Lincoln, NE 68503
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