Woman left roadside refuses medical help, welfare checked, Warren County OH
Medical EmergencyA woman was found on the roadside after being left by her boyfriend and mother. Deputies checked her welfare and she appeared sober but refused medical help. Officers arranged for another agency to give her a ride home.
Audio|Source: Warren County Police, Fire, and EMS
03:54
Transcript:
00:00
April 34, we're receiving multiple calls about this email. The current caller advised she's wearing a bath road at Ezzleroth. Okay, here's clear. If you could see if any of those vehicles, they're going to remain on the end or sunny areas, so I have an idea is worth that. That's clear.
00:27
But you may one responding, brogue. Clay responding, go ahead. BDL. REL. I did not copy your last traffic revise. This BDL.AW. Affirmative, they're in the area. Your car.
00:55
Medicaid-E-1 is responding, you can place the engine in service. Thank you for responding to place the engine, 2339. April 34. April 34. I was just at the intersection of as a Roth and does that know, I'm still UTL. I passed one vehicle, but they didn't stop to get me any information.
01:25
Negative. The last caller was transferred from Claremont County. The second additional caller was by Dallisbury by the time that he called. But I could only advise is at that intersection of Gazzadale-Moss and near Ethelov. I just turned on my overheads on my blockade. We're going to be Kazaddale.
01:55
And it's going to be 10,000 826 block of the Zad Elder Road. That's clear on scene at 2341. Medics 31 available in quarters.
02:20
Medellian 81. Speed and I will be able to work. Affirmative break.
02:32
Deputy is unseen with the female. She doesn't seem to be intoxicated or anything. It sounds like her boyfriend and her mom picked her out of a car out here and... You're quite. ...or sure. This is... 23-43. That's clear, do you still need the medic to check her out? Sorry, did you still need the medic to check her out? Sorry, did you advise that also need medics?
03:01
She's refusing. She said that there's nothing wrong with her. She's supposed to say that because she's turned to break. Go ahead. Did you see if I could get a Goshen township officer to come out here and maybe give her a ride back to where she's from? That's clear. I will contact them now.
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