Man found unresponsive in car near correctional facility
Medical EmergencyA man was found unresponsive in a vehicle at a correctional facility. Emergency services were called, and Narcan was given, helping him regain responsiveness. He later admitted to pretending to be unwell.
Audio|Source: Belmont Fire EMS, Marshall, Ohio County WV Fire EMS PD, WVSP Trp 1 Cmd
02:15
Transcript:
(name withheld) is unresponsive in the back of my car. Can you get an EMS this way? Could be right at the entrance of the gate of a regional. Intern 4, Mr. County, keep hoping. Time for entrance D.R.J. What was going on? Responsive? Responsive. Male, female? Affirmative. 5-1, traffic hub. South York and Ohio. Hey, Mark. (name withheld), last name here, since then. How of York in Ohio? Moritz from 95 and 2100, this is your call. Five one, I have to play one ready. See ya bye. Morrison County Fire Control in 9100, drew needed to respond to 112 in order and regional correctional during the NRJ. I'm located requesting you at the entrance seat for a mail that's unresponsive, 10-0[1]-204 respond on city. Plate is Ohio, Hoy, Yankee, 1-0-alpha-fixer. Copy. Copy. Copy. 2017 dispatch. Can you get me to come out for us, please? These numbers don't match up. Okay, station, Narcan administered. Sent for Narcan administered. Marshall, 9100. And it says for your 43, he's, he's a sponsor, he's kind of coming to. Just be advised, he was just a Serracanthian novel PD, he's not responsive. Not save, he's over here. 9195 is an album. 10-4[2]. Base station, I'll be out of him.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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10-0: Unresponsive person
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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Belmont County, OH
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