Patient leaves hospital with iv line still in, Marshfield WI
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Medical EmergencyA patient left Marshfield Medical Center with an IV line still inserted. Officers are checking the area near Marshfield Medical Center to locate the individual described as tall, about six feet three to five, wearing a brown jacket.
Audio|Heard on: Marshfield Police and Fire
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
You can you send that there with that impending? And then, can you start another complaint for (name withheld) check? They had a patient walk out with the IV line still in, AMA.
00:07
They're around him leaving, but just concerned about the IV line.
00:12
I'll be checking the area.
00:14
Person of (name withheld), I gave me.
00:17
You said first in (name withheld)? You said first in (name withheld)?
00:20
That's correct.
00:31
1.14, 151, or 1360, or 1 you be available to take care of this.
00:47
51. 51 can.
00:56
I gotta go fill out the chamber form for this one up here.
00:59
You guys can take a look around for this individual.
01:02
He's taller about six foot five, six foot three maybe.
01:07
Native American.
01:11
Ten four. And he should be on foot.
01:17
That's understanding should be on foot.
01:19
He was carrying like a brown jacket.
01:24
Okay.
01:32
I'm sorry,
01:35
you said, like, number one, (name withheld)?
01:46
His name is (name withheld).
01:51
104, you're picking the area of MMC, correct?
01:55
Yeah, MMC area.
01:57
He walked out of the Emergency Department.
02:03
104.
02:04
5-1, Marchtime, 1070.
02:06
151, 1070. 151, 104.
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Location mentioned:
N St Joseph Ave, Marshfield, WI 54449
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