10-year-old female picked up from a friend’s house acting abnormal, vomiting, with blank stare; EMS and fire dispatched to trail off mountain road., Floyd County GA
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Medical Emergency10-year-old female picked up from a friend’s house acting abnormal, vomiting, with blank stare; EMS and fire dispatched to trail off mountain road.
Audio|Heard on: Floyd County Police, Fire and EMS
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01:32
Transcript:
00:00
It's going to be in reference to a 10-year-old female.
00:03
They're advising she's acting weird, vomiting.
00:06
She is responding.
00:07
She's just not acting normal.
00:09
Has any blank stare.
00:12
Medic 3.
00:17
Squatter.
00:31
Go ahead.
00:33
Can you be around to the trail? To the trail.
00:37
Have a 10-year-old, the parents that just picked her up from a friend's house.
00:43
They've got her in the vehicle.
00:45
She's vomiting in the sea,
00:47
staring off in space, not acting normal.
00:50
She's responsive but not acting like herself.
00:52
They're not sure what's going on with her.
00:54
We do have fire in the EMS[1] en route.
00:58
Copy, I'll be inrop.
01:05
Squisor, Enrop. Squisher, Enrope.
01:14
You're responding to the trail off of those mountains.
01:19
I was about to she just pick up her 10-year-old daughter from her friend's house.
01:24
She's vomiting, acting weird, not acting normal, has a length stare.
01:30
I do have Pady and EMS[1] in real.
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EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
Mountain Rd NW, Georgia 30165
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