Autistic young male requires silent emergency response, Licking County OH
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to Brownsville Road for an autistic young male. Responders were instructed to approach silently without lights or sirens to avoid distressing the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Licking County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Caller is advising that there is an autistic young male on the property who gets very frightened by loud noises and requesting a silent approach.
00:11
So, some copies.
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I just turn on Brownsville Road.
00:14
Youvize .9, just go ahead and head it behind me, please.
00:19
Hey, for me.
00:25
375 for you.
00:28
Go ahead.
00:29
Can you check permit at (number withheld) now to see if we have any 19? All right, control the squad, 831.
00:37
You've been.
00:39
Good. Good.
00:41
Squad 831. Law enforcement I've seen secure.
00:43
They want she to approach a scene with no lights and no sirens of an autistic patient.
00:49
You're clear.
00:50
You can go ahead and mark us on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Brownsville Rd, Ohio
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