Man has seizure with possible head wound on street, El Dorado KS
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a man was having a seizure in the street near East Random Road and North Main Street in El Dorado. Emergency medical services responded and triaged the patient as code yellow. The man had stopped seizing but had a possible head wound.
Audio|Heard on: Butler County Area Sheriff, Police, EMS and EMA
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
306, can you respond to the area of East Random Road near North Main Street? We're getting EMS started for a man having a seizure in the middle of the street.
00:22
If he could respond to East Random Road near North Main Street, there is a man that is having a seizure in the street.
00:35
Civil is in real.
00:47
EMA, station one, medic one, elevator fire station one, delta seizure.
00:52
East Random Road near North Main Street in El Dorado, Map page 15C, Charles, operate EMS.
01:03
Didn't copy.
01:22
306.203.
01:30
104.
01:31
This fashion is an 11, we're out.
01:39
104, 1645.
01:47
306, I'm gonna say Code Yellow at this time, he stops easy.
01:54
104, Triage, Code Yellow.
01:59
Dave, this guy lives Laundell and Warren.
02:07
We've had some dealings with him.
02:09
Do you know his name?
02:14
(name withheld),
02:15
because he was having his seizure,
02:17
he was still jerking at the time.
02:19
PD is on scene advising that he has since stopped triaging code yellow.
02:34
He also has a possible head wound.
02:38
He was on, uh,
02:41
head wound.
02:45
Head wound.
02:49
Ten-four.
02:52
This message is only ten-four in information and I'll see you.
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Location mentioned:
N Main St & Random Rd, El Dorado, KS 67042
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