Female found unconscious after ingesting medication on sidewalk, Jonesboro IL
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Medical EmergencyA 35-year-old female was found on the sidewalk near West Market Street, Jonesboro, after ingesting an unknown amount of Seroquel. She was going in and out of consciousness but still breathing when emergency services arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Union County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Attention union county ambulance.
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Extension union county ambulance responds to the area near West Market Street, Jonesboro.
00:06
The area near West Market Street in Jonesboro.
00:09
I have a 35-year-old female who ingested an unknown amount of Seroquel.
00:14
She is going in and out of consciousness and breathing.
00:18
They will be on the sidewalk around a beige-colored Chevy.
00:23
Repeating attention to the county ambulance respond to the area near West Market Street, Jonesboro.
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Near West Market Street, Jonesboro.
00:31
A 35-year-old female has taken an unknown amount of Seroquel.
00:35
She is going in and out of consciousness but breathing.
00:38
They will be on the sidewalk around a beige-colored Chevy.
00:42
Timeout, 1707.
00:49
Unit 25, Union, Union, 11 is going to be 76.
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11, 14-08.
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12, 104, 1709.09.
01:03
County, 5,000, 11.
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11, go ahead.
01:08
County, we're 1060.
01:09
Are you still on the line with the caller?
01:15
104, yes I am.
01:16
She said they just follow you.
01:20
Are they stationary or are they mobile?
01:24
They're stationary.
01:26
The patient is sitting on the sidewalk leaning against the poles.
01:31
Kind of right there by Buzzbee's house.
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Location mentioned:
W Market St, Jonesboro, IL 62952
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