Unconscious man found in backyard; emergency response underway, Tucson AZ
Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a report of a man unconscious in a backyard. While some officers attempted to wake him, others provided chest compressions. Additional units were on standby in case the man attempted to escape.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Dispatch
03:39
Transcript:
located are at 22442 Lori (number withheld) and we're going to be the backyard 1J10 21[2] motor 29[3] the residents here says he lives close to somewhere right around here in the alley do you need a spouse of you say if we're trying to negotiate with them see if he can give up or not male patient painted say that other people are giving him chest compressions currently T50[4]s in route to the south now. To you too. Okay. Can we ask if there's a possibly RQPD officer that can respond to this location? 1041[1] Judge. We're 2-26. Do you guys want us in this yard in case he tries to hop the fence? Eastbound? I think if he tries to hop the fence, maybe we can get to him, but if he runs north through your gate, he is yours, you guys take him down. Okay, just let us know if you want us to go by that stack of tires or somewhere there in case he runs eastbound. We've got four up here with us. Okay, if he goes through that gate, if he goes through that gate though, you guys handle them and then if not, we'll address him here a little bit. Two, three, yeah, I'm working on trying to find ways to the western yard. We'll open doors. I'll prevent access to that. If we can have a Mets respond and just standby, probably so long a 15th, if it goes to a fight, we're going to need them. Two-three, I'm in the R directly left of. I'm in the R-directly left-of. I'm going to position myself at these doors and I can't have access. 3 six before for now. No answer to door.
located are at 22442 Lori (number withheld) and we're going to be the backyard 1J10 21[2] motor 29[3] the residents here says he lives close to somewhere right around here in the alley do you need a spouse of you say if we're trying to negotiate with them see if he can give up or not male patient painted say that other people are giving him chest compressions currently T50[4]s in route to the south now. To you too. Okay. Can we ask if there's a possibly RQPD officer that can respond to this location? 1041[1] Judge. We're 2-26. Do you guys want us in this yard in case he tries to hop the fence? Eastbound? I think if he tries to hop the fence, maybe we can get to him, but if he runs north through your gate, he is yours, you guys take him down. Okay, just let us know if you want us to go by that stack of tires or somewhere there in case he runs eastbound. We've got four up here with us. Okay, if he goes through that gate, if he goes through that gate though, you guys handle them and then if not, we'll address him here a little bit. Two, three, yeah, I'm working on trying to find ways to the western yard. We'll open doors. I'll prevent access to that. If we can have a Mets respond and just standby, probably so long a 15th, if it goes to a fight, we're going to need them. Two-three, I'm in the R directly left of. I'm in the R-directly left-of. I'm going to position myself at these doors and I can't have access. 3 six before for now. No answer to door.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
1041: On Duty
[2]
21: Call by Telephone
[3]
29: Check Records
[4]
T50: Ambulance/EMS Requested
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Location mentioned:
E Pine St, Tucson, AZ 85706
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