Patient initially not breathing, now vomiting at Lometa Park

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01:46

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00:00

Can you get me an ETA on air to the Lometa Regional Park?

00:08

We're standby.

00:10

42.

00:13

Go for 42.

00:17

42, I'm currently on the phone with area back out of Brown County.

00:20

They are advising they do have a bird out of Colleen with an approximate 36-minute ETA.

00:27

Received. With that ETA, we'll go ahead and launch them.

00:33

Received.

00:39

SO from that 42.

00:44

We need a moment.

00:47

Can we get Lamita fire turned out?

00:52

We were going to make contact with my passes county to advise.

00:59

32.

01:06

EMS 4 is going to be en route to that call.

01:12

Received. EMS

01:19

42, be advised we just received an additional call from the reporting party stating he is alive and now vomiting.

01:28

Received, thank you.

01:35

This is from unit 42.

01:39

42.

01:41

Just to confirm, we told air the LZ is going to be Lometa Regional, correct?

2026-10-22 15:26 UTC

Medical Emergency

Lometa Regional Park, 15115 US-183, Lometa, TX 76853

Patient initially not breathing, now vomiting at Lometa Park

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews coordinated an air medical response to a medical emergency at Lometa Regional Park, where a patient was initially reported not breathing and later reported alive and vomiting. A helicopter from a nearby hospital was requested with an estimated arrival time of about 36 minutes, and the landing zone was confirmed at the park.

Patient initially not breathing, now vomiting at Lometa Park

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