Unresponsive man found in park wakes up, Mesa AZ
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a park near South Williams in Mesa, where a man was found unresponsive but breathing. A brick or rock was found nearby, though there were no visible injuries. The man later regained consciousness.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Red Mountain Patrol District
Listen to dispatch call
01:35
Transcript:
00:00
Check for 900 near South Williams.
00:03
Checked as a subject laying in the park, not moving, breathing but not waking up.
00:12
Copying that.
00:18
Okay, three. I saw a dog running around and found the male laying on the ground.
00:24
Just says he's snoring, possible agonal breathing.
00:27
He's got his phone, hat, and a bag nearby on the ground.
00:35
Can you show me routes to jail 15?
00:39
37.
00:41
Can you show me routes for jail 15?
00:46
Ten thirty-two.
00:57
Adam Thirty Three One, Adam Thirty One.
00:59
It looks like the male has a faint pulse, but there are no visible injuries.
01:02
He's still not moving.
01:04
There is a brick or a rock laying near the male, but there are no visible injuries.
01:07
Again, your RP is going to wait until you go Ninety Seven.
01:17
Yes, do the RP.
01:19
Be nice.
01:25
Affordably, do not follow me.
01:27
It's NBA and accept.
01:33
Everyone, he's waking up.
01:35
Copy.
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Location mentioned:
S Williams, Mesa, AZ 85204
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