Medical emergency possibly stroke at state highway, Cleveland AL
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Medical EmergencyA 50-year-old male was reported shaking and mumbling near State Highway 160. Initially suspected to have taken a marijuana gummy, it was later clarified he had not. He has a history of heart issues and shows symptoms consistent with a possible stroke. Medical and law enforcement units responded, and a helicopter landing zone was arranged at Nectar Ball Field.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Fire & EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Station 75, respond for station 73, near State Highway 160,
00:07
50-year-old male reportedly shaking and mumbling his words.
00:20
Firebase is to Med1.
00:22
Law enforcement is en route.
00:25
They will be located in the trailer on this property.
00:54
Station 75, second tone.
00:56
Respond for station 73,
00:58
near State Highway 160,
01:03
50-year-old male shaking and mumbling.
01:12
75 receipt.
01:13
Five race. 75 receipt.
01:25
7512, 7516 receive.
01:32
7512, 7516 receive.
01:36
All units responding to near State Highway 160.
01:44
Update: male has not ingested any gummies today.
01:50
He has a significant heart history and may be having a stroke.
01:56
Cannot stand, slurred speech,
01:59
trying to gain further information at this time.
02:09
Fireeretic one.
02:14
Command one.
02:17
Requesting helicopter landing location.
02:27
Ready safe.
02:33
Med1.
02:35
Are you going to use Nectar Ball Field as landing zone?
02:43
Is there a key?
02:49
All units, scene is cleared for medic.
02:55
Matt one,
02:57
you have Nectar Ball Park for a landing zone.
03:06
We'll advise once we arrive on scene and check patient status.
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Location mentioned:
AL-160, Cleveland, AL 35049
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