Unconscious man found in running car near 91st street, Omaha NE
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a location near 91st street for a mid-20s man found unconscious in a running gold sedan behind a building. The man has a history of intoxicated driving and is breathing but not awake.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Police Dispatch - Northwest
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01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Not being on 5th, holding a down party, near Norseman Circle.
00:04
Anygo into Vice, 2035?
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101.
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Town 31, that's good.
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Thank you. Stay away for call.
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3101.
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3101. 941, thank you.
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311, 311, 311, 311, down 41.
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From both, seen us going fire and rescue to a down party.
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Near 91st Circle.
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Near Norseman in the Joe circle.
00:32
It's going to the back of the building, a gold four-door sedan, male passed out in the driver's seat with car running,
00:38
history of driving intoxicated.
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It's going to be a male, mid-20s, not awake, breathing.
00:44
Phase 2 is showing far east side of the complex.
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3.5-31.
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Okay.
00:57
Okay. Okay.
00:59
Okay. Okay. 23-7.
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Adam 19
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Kevin.
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19.
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19, I'm 108 code to H.
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13.
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19. That's clear.
01:23
And if I could show you en route to a down party with Fire and Rescue near 91st Circle, near Sunday Circle,
01:32
which could be the back of the building, gold four-door sedan.
01:35
Male is passed out in the driver's seat with car running.
01:38
We all have history of driving intoxicated.
01:40
It could be a male in his mid-20s.
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Not awake, is breathing.
01:43
Base two is showing far east side of the complex.
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319.
01:48
Of course.
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Location mentioned:
N 91st St, Omaha, NE 68134
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