Medical responders attend active seizure near NE 1st St, Newport OR
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Northeast 1st Street for an individual experiencing an active seizure. The person has a history of seizures and has been seizing for about a minute. Additional context from the call includes a domestic disturbance report and a related phone number for the female involved.
Audio|Source: Lincoln County Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 31, Mennick-909, priority 1[1]st, near Northeast 1st Street.
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Engine 31, medic 909, priority 1[1]st, 1st,
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working fire 2.
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9105 That's a street call That hang-up is actually now coming in as a domestic at 6593 will need in be Shlub-226
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Tuesday, so in Covey.
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I used to tell me en route from South Florida Dixie.
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206, attached baseball.
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721206. A female is screaming.
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It sounds like it's the female versus her boyfriend.
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She's screaming for help.
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And the hang-up call, they heard an open line with female screaming.
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He's trying to kill me and heard a male voice in the background.
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22nd attached as well.
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We have a phone number associated.
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Copy. We have a phone number for the female involved, (name withheld).
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I can read it off or list in the CAD for you.
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Copy. Can you call the facility and see if they have an associated room?
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31 in Medicare 9-09.
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Just for info, this is going to be a priority 1[1] seizure, not an unconscious,
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it's been an active seizure,
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lost in about a minute,
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no history.
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Correction, there is history.
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Copy, seizure history.
Police codes explained
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[1]
priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response
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Location mentioned:
Near NE 1st St, Newport, OR 97365
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