Man found unconscious and vomiting blood near Rio Drive, High Ridge MO
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 53-year-old man was found unconscious and vomiting blood near Rio Drive in the High Ridge area. Emergency responders were called to assist, and chest compressions were being performed as his condition worsened.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
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VEZEWYS! 6412, respond to unconscious fainting delta response near Rio Drive.
00:10
Cross streets are old little entire road.
00:14
6412, respond to unconscious fainting delta response near Rio Drive.
00:22
Cross streets are road little entire road, high ridge fire,
00:27
WPYY-Y-895.
00:35
Jeffco 65 or 24 is called by for something on the side of the road that's on fire.
00:43
They advise it is approximately the size of a fire pit.
00:46
Unknown was on fire, they did advise it's approximately a mile down Reynolds Creek Road from State Road C-Trol.
00:55
Okay, Mr. Clark.
00:58
Jeffco 64, 60.
01:04
64.60.
01:07
We're responding in place of 12.
01:10
Responding in place of 12, 1632.
01:17
Let's go from 6817.
01:19
We're responding. Just notification our tones did not drop.
01:22
Wait,
01:28
we'll show you responding.
01:34
He is responding near Rio Drive, called in by the wife, advising a 53-year-old male.
01:41
He is unconscious,
01:43
was having to appear in close breathing,
01:45
now storing respirations, he was vomiting blood as well.
01:50
We are attempting prayer arrivals at this time.
01:56
6-18-17, clear.
02:00
Also information she is unable to get him off the bed will be doing chest compression as well as she can.
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Location mentioned:
Rio Dr, High Ridge, MO 63049
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