Medical call for young male with hallucinations, Jackson WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders attended to a 21-year-old male experiencing hallucinations near Brookside Drive. The patient was conscious, breathing normally, and refused hospital transport. Unknown drug use was suspected. The patient was not combative, and law enforcement was called without his knowledge.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Police, Fire and EMS
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01:22
Transcript:
00:00
Watch, two Jackson Rescue need to respond near Brookside Drive.
00:04
Near Brookside Drive for a twenty-one year old male experiencing hallucinations.
00:09
He's conscious, breathing normally.
00:21
Two Jackson Rescue need to respond near Brookside Drive.
00:25
Near Brookside Drive for a 21 year old male experiencing hallucinations.
00:29
He is conscious, alert, breathing normally.
00:31
Paramedics are on scene with him.
00:33
Clear out 1319.
00:38
White rescue call near Brookside Drive.
00:41
Near Brookside Drive.
00:44
Twenty one year old male having hallucinations.
00:48
Does not know that law enforcement was called.
00:50
Unknown drug use.
00:52
He's refusing to go to the hospital.
00:54
Caller is reporting that he will not be combative, however.
01:03
914 copy.
01:06
County fire from 1251.
01:19
Twelve fifty-one en route to Brookside Drive.
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Location mentioned:
Brookside Dr, Jackson, WI 53037
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