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Person found semi-conscious near West 10600 South in Sandy, Sandy UT
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a person found unconscious near West 10600 South in Sandy. Upon arrival, the person was breathing and semi-conscious.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Unconscious person, Priority 1[1], near West 10600 South, NemiCambulus 31, and Tower 31.
00:08
Unconscious person, Priority 1[1], near West 10600 South.
00:12
Respond on Sandy Fire 1.
00:18
...will between State Street and Monroe at (number withheld).
00:30
The person reporting the patient or the employee want to approach the person in the bathroom.
00:39
The down situation, they have a unit in route, it's going to be a priority.
00:48
Fire from Towers, do we have a business name?
00:54
Bill.
01:00
ATL 4 West Jordan at (number withheld).
01:08
139 is Code 4 for 4 for fire.
01:14
Hold that for the Graves crew.
01:21
(number withheld).
01:31
35 available in course.
01:38
267, do we have any confirmation that this is accessible for 215, South?
01:47
The area is still water for the next little bit, if possible, if we could keep Mark humans out of the area.
01:53
I'll let you know when we're clear.
01:55
And you'll open me up a call, please.
02:02
Will you see that call?
02:07
Okay.
02:20
3069, he's breathing and semi-conscious.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action, typically for life-threatening or urgent situations.
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Location mentioned:
W 10600 S, Sandy, UT 84070
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