Driver possibly unconscious in vehicle near dawn avenue, Uniontown OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a driver in a dark gray Volvo is possibly unconscious while sitting in the vehicle near Dawn Avenue Northwest. The vehicle is half in the roadway, still in gear with the foot on the brake. The driver has been in the vehicle for about 20 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Summit County / Northern Stark County Public Safety
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01:33
Transcript:
00:00
In the driveway,
00:02
Half in the roadway near Dawn Avenue Northwest, cars; there is a dark gray Volvo with somebody possibly passed out inside,
00:10
so they've been inside the vehicle for about 20 minutes now.
00:18
That's fair.
00:19
I ran the plate on the call.
00:22
Can you check to see if we've dealt with her before? Maybe our OBI.
00:31
That's clear, 36, Hoppy.
00:35
Affirm, I'm in round.
00:41
You got nine.
00:45
Signal 2[2] is an OH1[1] and UT to Cheryl.
00:50
Okay, that's him.
00:52
Oh, sir, thank you.
01:04
36 North Carolina.
01:05
The advice she's not even in her driveway.
01:07
She's sitting on the roadway.
01:09
I'm not with it.
01:14
That's clear.
01:17
36 to 11.
01:19
She appears to be still in gear with her foot on the brake.
01:27
That's clear.
01:29
I remember that's the way she was last time.
01:31
I'm coming from 7th Street right now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
OH1: Ohio Traffic Crash Report form for a motor vehicle crash
[2]
Signal 2: Unknown (agency-specific meaning)
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Location mentioned:
Dawn Ave NW, Uniontown, OH 44685
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