Unconscious 60-year-old man found near Oak Avenue, Panama City FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to an unconscious 60-year-old man near Oak Avenue by the intersection of West Beach Drive and West 6th Street. The man was not alert and urinating blood upon EMS arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Bay County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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93.37, Indiana, response to the EMS call, unconscious,
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near Oak Avenue,
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Law Office, closed major intersection, West Beach Drive and West 6th Street.
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9337, engine one, EMS, call unconscious, near Oak Avenue, close to major intersection, West Beach, driving West Street, (number withheld).
00:21
837 is responding from 15th, and Harrison.
00:25
937, responding, 922.
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9337 responding near Oak Avenue my colleague law office a 60-year-old male patient is not alert urinating blood (number withheld)
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Engine 1, Second Tones, also respond to EMS called unconscious, near Oak Avenue, close the major intersection of West Beach Travel West 6th Street.
00:57
Engine 1, Second Towns, also response to the EMS called unconscious, near Oak Avenue.
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Closing Major intersection, West Beach Drive in West 6th Street, (number withheld) hours.
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Dispatch engine one respondent.
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Measure 1 also responding.
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Measure 1 also responding, near Oak Avenue, 60-year-old male.
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Was unconscious, oh wait, wait, at this time, not a letter, urinating, but...
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...adding which intersection west east driving West 6th Street.
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92.6, also responds to me as well, unconscious,
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Location mentioned:
Oak Ave, Panama City, FL 32401
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