Diabetic woman takes wrong insulin dose in Union

Heard on: Plattsmouth Volunteer Fire

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Rescue call, Nehawka rescue call.

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It's going to be at the Union Junction, (number withheld) Main Street, (number withheld) Main Street.

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57 year old female, diabetic, took 14 units of her short

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lasting insulin instead of her long lasting.

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Respond on TAC 1, TAC 1, 1136.

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Medic.

00:35

Hawkeye Rescue, all 2nd page.

00:37

Hawkeye Rescue, call (number withheld) Main Street, (number withheld) Main Street in Union for a female party.

00:47

Took 18 units of her short acting instead of her long acting.

00:52

Respond on TAC one, TAC one for 1143.

01:08

Prairie rescue call, mutual aid from Nehawka.

01:10

Prairie rescue call, (number withheld) Main Street for a 57 year old female party.

01:17

Took her short acting insulin versus her long acting insulin.

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Is diabetic.

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Medics on scene.

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Respond on TAC one.

2026-09-10 09:35 UTC

Medical Emergency

W Main St, Union, NE 68455

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency at Union Junction on Main Street in Union involving a 57-year-old diabetic woman who reportedly took the wrong type of insulin. Multiple rescue units and mutual aid from nearby areas were requested, and medics reported being on scene.