Man waving arms in grassy area prompts medical check, Crab Orchard WV
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Medical EmergencyA shirtless man waving his arms was seen in a grassy area near the intersection of Glenview Road and Robert C. Byrd Drive in Crab Orchard. Emergency medical services were sent for an unknown medical issue.
Audio|Heard on: Raleigh County Public Safety
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
154 control just to keep you advised that now subject there in the crab orchard area that's wearing no shirt and jeans he's now moved down to Glenview Road at Robert Super Drive in the grass island there at the intersection they're still stating that he's waving his arms around.
00:30
154. You can dispatch an EMS unit to that as well.
00:36
Copy.
00:41
Control 1-O-8.
00:45
108. If you would grab your car to control Crossroads Mall, cleared S&R.
00:52
Copy.
00:59
Control, 105.
01:02
105.
01:05
Sorry, car perist, it's another agency.
01:07
I'll be out of the airport.
01:10
Bobby.
01:16
Headquarters, 137.
01:19
137.
01:23
137.
01:26
Would you call the management's office and see how long they'll be in there for? I'm getting ready for fingerprint.
01:32
Okay.
01:35
108 control.
01:41
Pageer 621, Pageer 621, Respond to Robert Sieber Drive and Glenview Road intersection and crab orchard.
01:51
For a male patient, unknown medical issues per request of law enforcement, it's going to be about the grassy area by the Roupe Insurance Building.
02:00
Repeating, pageer 621, respond to Robert Sieber Drive and Glenview Road intersection and crab orchard.
02:07
For e-miss request at 10.06.
02:13
In general, 621.
02:16
621.
02:19
Sounds will be in route.
02:22
Copy 1006.
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Location mentioned:
Robert C Byrd Dr & Glenview Rd, Crab Orchard, WV 25801
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