Driver found unconscious near railroad tracks, Flint MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to an apparent medical incident near the railroad tracks by South Ballinger and Van Slyke in Flint. A man was found unconscious in a parked vehicle and was not responding when first checked. Medical units and city officers were dispatched to the scene to provide assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Genesee MI EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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MMR Bravo 802, Tier 2 City of Flint.
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Hurley.
00:06
It's at the intersection South Ballinger and Van Slyke.
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Ballinger and Van Slyke.
00:12
Our caller said there's a black Tahoe stopped at the railroad tracks.
00:15
The subject slumped over.
00:18
They're going to check on him now.
00:21
Copy, we're en route.
00:23
I'm clear. I also have a city officer en route as well.
00:27
Copy, we'll advise.
00:30
Clear. MMR Alpha 803 at Tier 2 in Montrose.
00:35
803 being unlimited.
00:38
Seton Hall Lodge, West Vienna Road at McKinley, Room (number withheld), Bed (number withheld).
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I sent it to you.
00:48
En route.
00:51
MMR Bravo 802?
00:54
Go ahead.
00:56
I'm gonna upgrade you to tier one.
00:57
Our caller said the driver’s a man in his 30s.
01:01
He’s unconscious.
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Not responding.
01:05
Copy, we got a kind of medic en route.
01:08
She’s working on it now.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Van Slyke Rd, Flint, MI
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