Unconscious diabetic male reported at apartment complex
Medical EmergencyA medical emergency was reported for an unconscious man with diabetes at an apartment complex on South Jefferson Avenue.
Audio|Source: Springfield Police and Fire, Greene County Sheriff and Fire
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00:005, 6, 130 pounds.00:01Got a white, maybe a Cardinals T-shirt with the red sleeves and black pants on.00:09He's digging through the trash right now.00:11Clear, male white, cardinal shirt, red sleeves.00:16Springfield Engine 1, Medical Emergency, 711, South Jefferson, 711 South Jefferson at Jennyland Apartments.00:23Department 306 for an unconscious diabetic male.00:27Ops 4[1].00:30646 is RRP, have a tight number possibly.00:34I don't think so, but I'll find out.00:37Thank you.00:382.13, just an update.00:41Looks like it's just traffic control.00:43Another vehicle will be jump-starting another vehicle.00:46No point.
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5, 6, 130 pounds.
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Got a white, maybe a Cardinals T-shirt with the red sleeves and black pants on.
00:09
He's digging through the trash right now.
00:11
Clear, male white, cardinal shirt, red sleeves.
00:16
Springfield Engine 1, Medical Emergency, 711, South Jefferson, 711 South Jefferson at Jennyland Apartments.
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Department 306 for an unconscious diabetic male.
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Ops 4[1].
00:30
646 is RRP, have a tight number possibly.
00:34
I don't think so, but I'll find out.
00:37
Thank you.
00:38
2.13, just an update.
00:41
Looks like it's just traffic control.
00:43
Another vehicle will be jump-starting another vehicle.
00:46
No point.
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Ops 4: Medical Emergency Channel
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Near S Jefferson Ave, Springfield, MO 65806
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