13-year-old female faints at church in Cornelius, Cornelius OR
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to St. Alexander Catholic Church near North 10th Avenue in Cornelius for a 13-year-old female who fainted. She was breathing and regaining consciousness. The cause of fainting is unknown but she had complained of pain in her head and stomach before.
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Transcript:
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8, and EMR 11,
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respond to unconscious or fainting person.
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At near North 10th Avenue.
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Cross streets or near Adair Street in North Bolo, Carly.
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I did.
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There are two parties, both PHAI, both pretty amped up.
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Mailhouse is wanting to self-harm.
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The mail is in the road taking his clothes off now.
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Subject is very animated.
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We'll be staging.
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One too far, Kevin.
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Let's go out to have to copy.
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Good afternoon, taking the caller coming from Miniman's Forest Road.
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Copy, good afternoon.
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Copy, good afternoon.
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Squad 70 AMR 124, police advising we're clear to enter the scene.
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124, County 4, County.
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In June 8, AMR 111, responding to unconscious, Code 3[1] at St. Alexander Catholic Church, near North 10th Avenue,
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cross of Adair.
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And throughout the main entrance, a 13-year-old female had fainted, they are breathing,
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or they could wake up.
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It's unknown why she fainted, but was complaining of pain prior to their head and stomach.
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Code 3: Emergency response with lights and sirens
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Location mentioned:
N 10th Ave, Cornelius, OR 97113
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