Intoxicated man found conscious after fall near lazy lizard, Moab UT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to the Lazy Lizard near US-191 for a 71-year-old intoxicated man who was conscious and breathing after falling. He may have hit his head but had no bleeding and was awake when help arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Moab Fire
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Transcript:
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The ambulance to respond to the Lazy Lizard 71-year-old male conscious and breathing.
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Again, the AMS to respond to the Lazy Lizard 71 year old male conscious and breathing.
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End the broadcast 1743.
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Okay.
00:21
The ambulance 52 and I've got that in my age.
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Two more.
00:34
Grand ambulance fifty three and last Lazy Lizard.
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Two-four.
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And that one for me here, Lazy Lizard.
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Go-for.
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Hey on 53 Grand.
01:05
Go ahead for 53.
01:07
She advised there are going to be in room 220.
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She advised when you are facing the blue building just to the left there's a brown house.
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And it is going to be number 220, 71 year old male awake and breathing, intoxicated, unknown why he fell, probably from being intoxicated.
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She does believe that he might have hit his head, no bleeding, he is awake and breathing,
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no further.
01:36
503 copies room 220 with the room in the brown house or in the blue building.
01:48
I believe it's going to be in the brown house but they're going to be sending someone to wave you guys in.
01:56
Good copy thank you.
02:04
Grand Dameilong fifty-three arrived on scene at Lazy Lizard.
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Location mentioned:
US-191, Moab, UT 84532
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