Motorist found unconscious at wheel near highway turnaround, Racine County WI
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a motorist was found unconscious while driving a black Honda near the highway 142 emergency turnaround in Racine County, Wisconsin. Emergency units were dispatched to the location to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Racine County Sheriff
Listen to dispatch call
02:3
Transcript:
00:00
Picking our point of a motor is passed out at the wheel, the black Honda right at 36 and the bypass.
00:08
No more.
00:19
Dispatch.
00:22
That'll see.
00:24
Mark that the 72 hour has been enforced, please.
00:29
Hey, sir.
00:36
3-9, are they in northbound or southbound traffic? Is either partially in traffic?
00:44
I'll check for you.
00:46
Said it, uh...
00:54
4-8, I'm going to add you to this as well.
00:56
Actually, the caller's pinging on the bypass just north of 142.
01:08
4-8 all head over that way.
01:10
That can be right where the divide is for the turnaround.
01:19
3-9, I can probably put you 10-8[1] from this.
01:21
They're much further south than originally thought.
01:28
3-9, I'll just heading that way and pulling no further.
01:31
Copy.
01:38
48, I'm 23[2], they're right up the emergency turnaround at 142.
01:43
That'd be 4A.
01:44
Yeah,
01:47
that'd be 4A.
01:48
4A, with the 28.
01:54
4A. Hey, I'm Tom, X-ray 53880 ATX, 538 out of Wisconsin.
02:01
It's gonna be on a Honda,
02:03
ZRB, Black.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: Officer is in service and available for calls.
[2]
23: On scene / arrived
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Location mentioned:
Racine County, WI
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