Woman feels faint in car on Highway 5 in Swan
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Marion County Public Safety
02:32
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Taking a 911 from the 100 block of Highway 5,
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County Highway Pleasantville, officer for a female.
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The 1046 is waiting on help to come get her.
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She's 20 years old and says she's hot, feel like she's gonna pass out.
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Six hundred.
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I can head up there.
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Ten more. I'll be there as well.
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She's going to be in the eastbound lanes.
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She's very lightheaded.
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Twenty-year-old.
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Time of page twenty-one twenty-two.
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Fire truck one, please.
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This is traffic.
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Turn that PDX in regards to that harassment.
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We'll be 10-8.
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She's gonna send over pictures of the text messages.
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No.
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Marion County from ISP 489, our five call 51, Marion County.
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Go ahead from Marion County.
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Did your Pleasantville officer remind me 33? Do you need help with anything?
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He's currently headed to the 100 block of Highway 5.
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Going to be closest to mile marker 78 eastbound lanes.
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We have a 20-year-old female.
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That is, feels like she's going to pass out sitting in her car.
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She's feeling very lightheaded.
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Plymouth Rescue, Plymouth Rescue, this is your 2nd page.
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Repeating your 2nd page for the 100 block of Highway Five, 100 block of Highway Five.
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You are going to be looking for a gray Lexus.
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Twenty-year-old female inside, advising that she feels like she's going to pass out and she's feeling very lightheaded.
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Attention, Pleasantville Rescue, Pleasantville Rescue, this is your 2nd page.
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Repeating your 2nd page for the 100 block of Highway Five.
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One hundred block of Highway Five, you are looking for a gray Lexus in the eastbound lanes.
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Twenty-year-old female inside, advising that she feels like she's going to pass out and is very lightheaded.
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Time out of your 2nd page twenty-one twenty-six.
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