61-year-old man with stomach pain and vomiting at Flying J

Heard on: Taylor County Fire and EMS Departments

01:42

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Be a page for a medical at the Flying J 101 North FM 707 for a medical.

00:16

Ten four. This will be for a sixty-one year old male who advising that he has experiencing stomach pain.

00:23

The patient is possibly 10-96[1], saying that he doesn't trust hospitals and that they have made him a target.

00:30

He did advise that he is vomiting.

00:32

You can stage at your discretion.

00:37

Medic 3 received.

00:42

We are attempting to gather that information.

00:52

Copy that. Squad 1 will be en route with you.

01:01

10-4, copy.

01:02

Squad 1 en route.

01:03

1819.

01:18

Medic three to nine.

01:24

That's why I won't be on scene.

01:29

Ten four.

01:30

Patient advised that he is in the building by the TV.

01:35

We'll be the 2nd unit by the truck drivers are.

01:41

Got it.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

10-96: Mental subject/person (possible mental health crisis)

2026-10-15 23:16 UTC

Medical Emergency

I-20, 101 FM707 Exit 277, Tye, TX 79563

61-year-old man with stomach pain and vomiting at Flying J

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical and mental health crisis at a truck stop on FM 707 for a 61-year-old man with stomach pain, vomiting, and possible confusion or paranoia. He was reported inside the building near the TV area, and EMS was advised they could stage as needed.

61-year-old man with stomach pain and vomiting at Flying J

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