Man passes out after falling from vehicle near main st, Boonville MO
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Medical EmergencyEmergency crews responded to assist a 77-year-old man who lost consciousness and vomited after falling from a vehicle in the parking lot near Main St at the C&R Supermarket.
Audio|Heard on: Cooper County Police, Fire, and EMS
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02:21
Transcript:
00:00
CBERGanymedics, Fizzle Fire, standby for tones, C&R, passed out and threw up a (name withheld).
00:23
Cooper County Medics, Bingo Fire, respond near Main St,
00:28
near Main St, CNR supermarket parking lot for a (name withheld) male, fell out of a car, he threw up, he did pass out at one point.
00:38
We're gathering more information now, 1641.
00:48
We're sending fire and medics to CNR supermarket parking lot for a (name withheld) male who fell out of the vehicle threw up.
00:56
He did pass out and lose consciousness.
00:59
They're in a dark blue Chevy tracks.
01:09
663, we still couldn't copy.
01:16
We're already (name withheld) male, fell out of the vehicle, threw up, he did pass out of loose consciousness.
01:22
They are located in a blue dark Chevy track.
01:32
He's aware of where he's at now?
01:37
Six-six-three, sixteen forty-three, tributler.
01:44
Okay, we're going to make one.
01:52
Go ahead.
01:56
Medic 1, the email is conscious now.
01:59
He stated he went to the doctor about a week ago.
02:02
Doctor said he was little magnesium.
02:05
He also does have an injury to his face, 1643.
02:10
Copy.
02:14
11-3-400.
02:19
11, on scene, 1644.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Boonville, MO 65233
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