Man possibly not breathing after head injury at residence, Denmark WI
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are attending to a man at a residence near Jorgensen Street who may have hit his head and possibly stopped breathing. The information came from a third-party via text messages.
Audio|Source: Brown County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Denmark, ambulance 6041, respond to rescue ALS call, at near Jorgensen St, Cross Streets, Oaks Street, and Maple Street, time route 1411.
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Josh.
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Forer.
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I have a welfare call at near Jorgensen St in Denmark. Our caller received a text from a co-worker's girlfriend who said the male party hit his head and was breathing,
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then got a text saying he was not breathing.
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We've got rescue en route as well.
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Denmark,
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ambulance 6041, respond to rescue ALS call at near Jorgensen St, Cross Street, South Oak Street, and Maple Street, timeout 1411.
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720, 737 on me?
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10.4. We're soundable.
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Go ahead.
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No transport.
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7.4.
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64 are you on route?
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Okay.
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Dispatch Amy on 6041.
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641. CD is also going to be en route. This is a third-party caller who received a text from someone unseen about a male party who hit his head, possibly not breathing. We don't have a lot of information.
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Location mentioned:
Near Jorgensen St, Denmark, WI 54208
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