Medical emergency and disturbance outside Dollar General, Hinesville GA
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Medical EmergencyA woman outside Dollar General near Veterans Parkway may be experiencing a diabetic episode and causing a disturbance. Emergency responders were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Liberty and Long County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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EMS and fire being turned out to Dollar General near Veterans Parkway, complainant advice there's a female outside possibly having a diabetic emergency, complainant was told she often does this to get money.
00:14
I responded.
00:15
10-4[1], we're now being advised that this is also a disturbance.
00:20
There's a man outside, yelling, inside yelling and screaming at people.
00:25
Kill me a route.
00:26
You're out.
00:30
10-4[1]1444.
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On Veterans Padway, near Veterans Parkway,
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cross-trial seat, Frasier Boulevard,
00:46
diabetic emergency,
00:48
near Veterans Parkway be the Dollar General.
00:59
Ten-four.
01:04
We're going to be en route to the mountain for coverage.
01:13
There are injuries.
01:17
Candidate a jammerjee.
01:33
Medics Station 2, Medics Station 2, Traffic Accident with Injuries at Leroy-Cofer Highway and Arcadia Drive, traffic accident with injuries, Leroy Coast for Highway,
01:47
Cross at Arcadia Drive.
01:51
Med Rescue 5 copies 8-8.
01:54
Med Rescue 1, Med Rescue 5.
01:56
We're at the mountain.
01:57
We'll be taking over that traffic accident if you'll go to that diabetic emergency.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment of message received; affirmative or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Veterans Pkwy, Hinesville, GA 31313
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