Man suffers seizure on Tucson sidewalk, Tucson AZ
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, police and medical personnel responded to a report of a man convulsing on a sidewalk near West 23rd Street in Tucson. Bystanders heard yelling before the caller disconnected. First responders determined the man appeared to be having a seizure and medics were called to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Tucson Police Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
Double two on non-trouble, near West 23rd Street.
00:04
Kampa is reporting a male convulsing on the sidewalk before disconnecting. There was some yelling heard.
00:13
Any units available?
00:16
1M2, you can send it.
00:20
Unit 34.
00:22
I'm with them.
00:24
You want to have them do based off that, will be en route Code 3[2]. Put medics on standby until they figure out what we have.
00:31
10-4[1]. 1U1 copy.
00:35
Go for it.
00:39
7.
00:40
One zero, it's gonna be open.
00:42
About forty-year-old male.
00:43
It's gonna be a seizure.
00:44
It's called four minutes from go twenty-three.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative—message received, understood, or OK.
[2]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and sirens.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
W 23rd St, Tucson, AZ 85713
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