Man unconscious from low blood sugar near Pelzer
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Anderson County Public Safety
02:27
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One diabetic, (number withheld) Looper Road.
00:05
Forty-seven year old male, deep field draw.
00:07
Patient's unconscious.
00:09
Okay, sir.
00:14
Central to the way.
00:17
Hey, let's see.
00:19
Party one diabetic, (number withheld) Looper Road, forty-seven year old male, BGL dropped, unconscious.
00:27
I thought he stayed just outside the gate.
00:30
Force on scene.
00:32
How do you report on scene?
00:36
South five, back nine, being around three one fall, channel two.
00:40
Greenville, 01:30 , thanks.
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Bravo two, go ahead.
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Zero eight, go ahead.
00:47
Hi, 30 , Greenville, ten four.
00:49
We're out of Greenville Hospital, reference to a signal ten in the ER.
00:54
Copy.
00:56
My apologies, that's that's that's that's that.
00:59
We're going with May 14 .
01:01
All patients are accounted for.
01:02
You can show you, Mr.
01:03
Man, terminated.
01:04
We have units.
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Ten four.
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Central medic nine.
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Ten four, ALS two.
01:14
Medic nine, priority one call, (number withheld) Little Water Parkway.
01:18
It's going to be in reference to an eighty-three year old male that fell.
01:21
ALS two, go ahead.
01:23
On scene.
01:25
Copy, ALS two, on scene.
01:32
Out five, central, are you calling route?
01:36
Out five, on county.
01:41
Five thirty-one, four fall, (number withheld) Little Water Parkway.
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It's going to be in reference to an eighty-three-year-old male that fell.
01:50
Hey, let's six and three, copy call.
01:58
That's it for me.
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I am on the channel two.
02:01
T 104 , Greenville, go ahead.
02:06
Copy six, party one, topic (number withheld) , Looper Road and Pelzer.
02:10
Twenty-four to forty-seven year old male, BGL drop, unconscious.
02:16
Seven zero five, sorry.
02:19
So Medicaid will be transporting BLS priority two to EMS.
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Copy Medicaid, BLS priority two to EMS.
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