Man sick for a week found unresponsive with weapons history, Germantown WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a man reported sick for a week was found unresponsive near Lannon Road in Germantown. Authorities noted he has a history of threats against officers and weapons possession. No drugs or alcohol were involved. EMS responded but the man was found deceased.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire/EMS
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
Sheriff's Department 2, Germantown EMS. Lannon Road area.
00:10
Man has been sick for a week.
00:13
Lying down, possibly unresponsive. No drugs or alcohol involved. Officer safety caution advised.
00:20
Threatened officers previously.
00:24
History of weapons.
00:26
Call today, no drugs, alcohol, or weapons present.
00:33
Washington County EMS responding.
00:35
Wife called reporting her (name withheld) has been sick all week.
00:43
He is lying down, asleep.
00:47
No drugs, alcohol, or weapons.
00:49
Condition stable but caution required.
00:51
Officer safety flagged.
00:52
History of weapons and threats to officers.
00:55
Flagged for safety concerns.
01:00
Taking case.
01:05
Checking county records.
01:07
Confirmed no outstanding warrants.
01:14
No warrants present.
01:16
No warrants present.
01:19
Copy that, thanks.
01:27
Unit 27 responding again.
01:34
County 41 reports person deceased.
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Location mentioned:
Lannon Rd, Germantown, WI
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