Intoxicated male nearly falls at Ruby Tuesday, Alcoa TN
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Medical EmergencyA 60-year-old intoxicated male at Ruby Tuesday near Furrow Way was falling asleep and nearly falling to the ground. Staff physically assisted him to stay upright. The man was alert and had consumed three drinks over two hours.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Medic 7. Party 1.
00:04
Furrow Way for an overdose.
00:07
In good part of course.
00:17
23 going to near Furrow Way.
00:19
It's going to be a Ruby Tuesday.
00:20
You have a 60-year-old male.
00:22
Customer intoxicated and falling asleep.
00:25
Almost out of the ground.
00:27
They're physically pulling him up.
00:30
At this time, he's talking and telling them no.
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He's had three drinks in two hours.
00:34
He does not know that EMS is here.
00:44
For sure, her knee is twisted, I couldn't get any other information if they requested emergent.
00:52
Someone was trying to pick her up and put her in a wheelchair, so she may be in the lobby.
00:58
She's got you on the call.
01:00
Now, run number is going to be 25 Echo 024-263 in Medicaid.
01:07
I'll show you around 1644.
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Okay, copy's all, thank you.
01:14
This rash, Medic 1, we'll handle that traffic for 7th.
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Go ahead with it.
01:22
Copy, Medic 1, I'll put that calling you in just one moment.
01:25
He'll be going.
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to near Furrow Way, 109.
01:32
Sub me the Ruby Tuesday, you'll be going for a 62-year-old male.
01:36
Customer is intoxicated and falling asleep, almost fell to the ground.
01:43
He is physically being held up by a cook.
01:46
He is talking to them.
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Location mentioned:
Furrow Way, Alcoa, TN 37701
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