Man faints near St John shelter in Green Bay, Green Bay WI
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders attended to a man who fainted near St John Shelter in Green Bay. The man attempted to reach the Mental Health Crisis Center. He has a prior armed and dangerous status and a past robbery charge but no active warrants.
Audio|Heard on: Brown County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Districts 2, Med 421, and Engine 421, respond to unconscious or fainting, St.
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John's Shelter, near St.
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John Street.
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Cross streets are South Jefferson Street and South Madison Street.
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Timeout 1619.
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Med 48,
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Engine 481, Med 481, you're responding to an 80-year-old female conscious breathing who fell.
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She has a possible broken nose and bleeding, and she'll be found at the Starbucks entrance.
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We have 770 and 745 responding for the standbys.
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Simple.
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Med 8 copies, you can clear Engine 481, they're aware.
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Copy.
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Two Charlie one and two Charlie three.
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Charlie one.
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We have rescue headed over to St.
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John's shelter.
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It says by the front stop sign.
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It's for a male that says he's fainted.
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And he's trying to get back to the Mental Health Crisis Center.
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He does have a non-extraditable 99 out of Illinois that's marked armed and dangerous.
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And then he's also on paper here for robbery with use of force.
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But I'm not showing any active wants that we can pick up on.
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Location mentioned:
St John St, Green Bay, WI 54301
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