Woman found injured after possible self-tasing, Logan UT
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a woman was found injured on the ground near West 1750 South. She may have tased herself accidentally. Medical responders were called and the patient is currently with family inside her home. She is awake and not combative.
Audio|Heard on: Cache County Public Safety
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02:33
Transcript:
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on the ground and shaking, that's what is possibly broken,
00:05
stating that she is on medication and she's not sure of how it happened.
00:12
22 copies?
00:19
The case 72 engine 72 cash guard is a 30 off of two.
00:26
Resckey 72 copies.
00:32
P5 cash rescue is 72 cash to herself
00:53
that was found near the patient and they did verify that she's tased herself.
01:00
The tasers on the ground and the barbs are not,
01:03
no longer in the patient.
01:09
Yes, the year 55 is the patient response to and talking.
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I'm grading now.
01:23
Ashted in 72.
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Engine 72.
01:30
Is the patient with family or friends at this time?
01:39
Water is a patient, the patient, oh, sorry.
01:44
He is there with her.
01:49
Our caller is reporting that she is not combative.
01:56
Thank you, Cash.
01:57
With that information, I think we're going to proceed to Raylon C.
02:03
Copy.
02:06
Is that they're going to head in if it's not being combative?
02:13
Van Port.
02:18
Move the patient inside of her house.
02:21
She's going to be at near West 1750 South.
02:27
72 Cashyard caller has moved the patient inside their home.
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Location mentioned:
W 1750 S, Logan, UT 84321
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