Man found unresponsive after falling from barstool, Wheeling WV
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Alcohol ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, a man fell off a barstool and was found unresponsive near Hazlett Avenue at the Warwood Vet location. The incident is likely related to alcohol.
Audio|Heard on: Northern Panhandle WV Public Safety
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02:36
Transcript:
00:00
Medical Emergency, near Hazlett Avenue.
00:04
This is the Warwood Vet.
00:28
Attention, engine nine, rescue one, squad one, near Hazlett Avenue, near Hazlett Avenue,
00:37
or would that have a male subject, fall off a barstool,
00:41
he is not responding.
00:43
Timeout is 1811.
00:45
TAC 3 is TAC 3.
00:47
Speaking on.
00:52
127, Disbush, they advise they may contact or not.
00:56
He followed.
01:07
127, both vehicles out the hall of garden.
01:11
The suspect vehicle told the other driver, the caller, that he didn't hit his vehicle.
01:16
They're discussing it now.
01:18
Okay.
01:23
Round 23 dispatch.
01:26
Go ahead.
01:32
There is a language barrier, but he ended up stating that his vehicle needs to cool down.
01:38
It's overheated.
01:40
The vehicle's overheated.
01:43
The vehicle is overheated.
01:46
Good night once.
01:49
And good night on, Dean.
01:54
117, 119. You turn forward about there.
02:02
Yeah, it's backed up probably so much of the five by now.
02:07
Well, we should be about another five minutes or so, we should be good to go.
02:13
Okay.
02:19
996, we're on team.
02:22
996 14. 91 96 on team.
02:29
Rescue 1, you can clear.
02:30
Squad 1. This is going to be ETOH.
02:33
1.28, Marshal, 1042.
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Location mentioned:
Warwood, Wheeling, WV 26003
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