Man with gun found hypothermic near New River Bridge, Bridgeton NC
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WeaponsA man in his mid-20s was seen outside on a porch with a small gun, breaking items. He was later found hypothermic near the New River Bridge by emergency responders.
Audio|Heard on: Craven Police Fire EMS
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02:20
Transcript:
00:00
104. He's outside on the porch.
00:01
He does have a gun, a small gun on him.
00:04
He's mad and upset and breaking things on the porch now.
00:08
104. I'm 17.
00:11
104, 18, 17.
00:14
Forty-two traffic.
00:20
44 or 43, can you break and respond with 45?
00:27
Yeah, come forward, 44 is in route with 45 and 1817.
00:34
Forty-six,
00:35
4817.
00:40
Forty-three Craven, can you start rolling EMS? He's requesting an ambulance.
00:45
Ten-four.
00:47
Requesting an ambulance at 1817.
00:49
Can you advise the nature?
00:51
He says he's cold, he might be hypothermic.
00:54
Okay, four.
00:56
Do you have an age?
00:59
Mid-20.
01:01
Ten-four.
01:06
45 Raven, and see you have a history of 73.
01:09
September.
01:27
Sentiment 17, sentiment 17.
01:30
Needing it to respond.
01:32
It's coming on the Neuse River Bridge, on the Neuse River Bridge from James City to Bridgeton, reference to a male subject mid-20s hypothermic, mid-20s, male subject, hypothermic, LEO is all the same.
01:47
You're coming out, 1819.
01:50
17602 responding.
01:54
1762 responding 1819.
01:57
Adam (number withheld).
01:59
T.O.4.
02:05
T6-3-1, Raleigh?
02:07
Adam (number withheld).
02:13
1063 in the bridge.
02:15
We located him here on the northbound side.
02:17
He's in the big little bridge and he's got EMS in the way.
02:19
You can clear that call.
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Bridgeton, NC
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