Man in manic state refuses medical help for heart issues, Pflugerville TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a man in a manic state near the Islamic Center refused emergency medical help for heart symptoms and expressed intentions to harm others.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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368-496, 9-1 call.
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9-1 call originally came in for near North Heatherwilde Boulevard.
00:07
It was originally a transfer from WilCo with a male requesting assistance.
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He advised he wanted EMS but then refused help due to the bill.
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We're on the phone with him now.
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He's currently going to be at the Islamic Center, possibly off the parkway.
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He stated that he was going to go to the fire station to get help because his heart is feeling funny.
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However, now he, we're holding yelling at someone in the background.
00:27
an officer or someone from the fire department.
00:31
Careful. Student practice and I won't call.
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I also have a crisis line advisor on the line advising that the (name withheld) called in to them stating that he was a safety issue to other people.
00:44
He stated that he felt like hurting other people and it was in a manic state just for 43.
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Location mentioned:
W Pflugerville Pkwy, Pflugerville, TX 78660
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