Officer sustains injuries after syncopal episode on Dodge St, Omaha NE
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, an officer experienced a possible fainting episode while driving on Dodge Street, resulting in a collision with a concrete barrier at high speed. The officer reported chest pain and possible rib fractures and was transported to a hospital as a trauma case. A subsequent fainting episode occurred during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas NE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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We're coming in code two trauma with a.
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Thirty-nine-year-old male,
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he's an OPD officer.
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Was in pursuit of the suspect in a vehicle.
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Had a syncopal episode on Dodge Street while he was driving.
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Hit the concrete barrier going about 70 miles an hour while they were driving.
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Does not remember the accident just due to this episode.
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Complaining of some upper left chest pain.
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Says he thinks he might have broke a rib up there,
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and some on the lower left also.
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Put him in the squad.
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He had another syncopal episode while he was in the squad with us where he said he felt like he was going to pass out again.
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We laid him back. Said he's starting to feel better now but still feels like he's going to pass out.
00:54
We threw him on the monitor.
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He's saying his rhythm at the monitor at 75.
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Blood pressure is 130 over 89.
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SVO2 is 98 and blood sugar is 135.
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We're coming in code two trauma, going to be there in about 5 min .
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Location mentioned:
Dodge St, Omaha, NE
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