Female fainted with high heart rate in lobby, Mankato MN
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Medical EmergencyA 26-year-old female fainted in the lobby near North 2nd Street. She has a high heart rate that is not decreasing. She is conscious and breathing but not normally. There is no indication she hit her head during the fall.
Audio|Heard on: Blue Earth and Faribault Counties Sheriff, Police and EMS
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02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Medical near North 2nd Street in the lobby for 2nd101 and advising (number withheld).
00:10
It's for a 26-year-old female, she just fainted, and now her heart rate is really high and it won't come down.
00:16
She doesn't think she hit her head or anything on her fall.
00:18
She'll be downstairs in the lobby again.
00:20
Near North 2nd Street, just sign a clear of (number withheld).
00:36
(number withheld) Prairie 2nd Street in the lobby near North Second Street.
00:46
Near North Second Street.
00:48
Okay.
00:51
10-1[1], (number withheld).
00:53
We're out.
00:55
Kathy.
01:15
You'll be around for a 26-year-old female conscious breathing.
01:19
I feel like at a high heart rate after you're going to the bathroom, fainted, breathing not normally.
01:29
Okay.
01:33
Copy.
01:48
Were you trying to hail us on the radio?
01:53
Yes, uh, there's an inmate back from work release.
01:58
Got, okay.
02:06
(number withheld), (number withheld).
02:08
We're on scene.
02:09
Copy.
02:12
106 unit service.
02:15
So far.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-1: Unable to copy / Weak signal
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Location mentioned:
N 2nd St, Mankato, MN 56001
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