Male found unresponsive at hill street and bellefontaine avenue, Marion OH
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Medical EmergencyA male was found unresponsive near Hill Street and Bellefontaine Avenue in Marion, Ohio. Police and EMS responded quickly. The male later woke up and was talking. Alcohol poisoning is suspected.
Audio|Heard on: Marion County Public Safety
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
I'll get back on the line, there's a female yelling in the background for a male to wake up.
00:06
Clear.
00:11
Fire gone, 2.1s returning.
00:18
I have different prospects on Vilt Mountain.
00:23
I'm behind them right now.
00:29
We still need some people to go to D-Nos in case this isn't what they're claiming it to be.
00:34
Seth and I still continuing to Dino's.
00:37
62 is going to stop that Chevy prospect from Belltown.
00:42
Okay. Okay.
00:48
Go to 62, 66, you can go to DNA.
00:55
Have an ambulance coming?
01:00
Negative, all of this has just happened.
01:04
If you do,
01:07
they're going to be coming clear up off their ground.
01:19
Sevens with him.
01:25
Where are you guys?
01:27
Prospect in Zell Mountain.
01:34
Allen Avenue for a male unresponsive. PD is on scene again hill street at Bellefontaine Avenue for a male unresponsive he is breathing again PD's on scene it's a third squad quite need 29th to respond.
02:03
Okay.
02:05
(name withheld).
02:13
(name withheld).
02:17
This male is awake and talking, by the way.
02:22
Clear.
02:27
Our company en route also.
02:29
Right there and now they're just going to provide an ETA.
02:34
Okay.
02:39
Possibly some kind of alcohol poisoning.
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Location mentioned:
Hill St & Bellefontaine Ave, Marion, OH 43302
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