Seizure reported on school bus in Layton, Layton UT
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a seizure incident involving an 18-year-old student on a school bus near South 1800 East and East Linden Drive in Layton. The student was initially conscious but later lost consciousness during the seizure.
Audio|Heard on: Layton City Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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1800 East and East Linden Drive in Layton Ambulance 533 respond to 12 Zulu seizure at South 1800 East and East Linden Drive in Layton
00:19
Ambulance 42.
00:21
Respond to 26 Sulu, sick patient.
00:24
At near South 1000 East.
00:29
In Clearfield.
00:30
Ambulance 42.
00:32
Respond to 26 Sulu, sick patient.
00:35
At near South 1000 East.
00:40
In, Clearfield.
00:48
Medic 42, respond to 10 Charlie, chest pain, at near South 1000 East, in Clearfield.
00:58
Medic 42, respond to 10 Charlie, chest pain, at near South 1 East, in Clearfield.
01:09
57 lost recovery's right.
01:13
To near South 1000 East, it's a 31-year-old male.
01:21
It's a conscious breathing alert.
01:23
Not breathing normally, meaning of chest pain.
01:37
I'm in 533 company Rapper of a response to the seizure.
01:40
Near 1800 East Linden Drive.
01:45
It's going to be a school bus to have a student on the bus having a seizure.
01:51
It's an 18-year-old male.
01:55
He's conscious.
02:00
Sorry, he's not conscious.
02:06
Not just his breathing now, he's studying that come out.
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Location mentioned:
S 1800 E & Linden Dr, Layton, UT 84037
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