Intoxicated person with injuries near lighthouse restaurant, Rogers City MI
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Alcohol ViolationAn ambulance was called to the front of the Lighthouse Restaurant on 3rd Street for a person who was intoxicated and reported neck, back, and hip pain. It is unclear if the person had fallen. The person's name and birth date were mentioned but have been withheld.
Audio|Heard on: Presque Isle Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Page and Avo, he's complaining of back-10pain.
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I'm uncertain if you fell or not.
00:07
10-4[1].
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Central dispatch to Rogers City Ambulance.
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Roger's area for responders.
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This will be a second run for Rogers City Ambulance.
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Right in front of the lighthouse restaurant on the shoulder of the road.
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Wall is requesting EMS for an intoxicated individual,
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complaining of neck and hip pain.
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Unsure if you fell down.
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This will be your first page 2243.
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What's 34. 84.
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You're on this individual, (name withheld),
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(name withheld), paid of birth 415, I think he's 65.
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Central Dispatch 2, Roger's to the Ambulance.
00:57
Roger's area for responders.
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This will be a second run for Rogers to the Ambulance, front of a Lighthouse Restaurant on 3rd Street.
01:05
Law is requesting ambulance for an in-tox individual,
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complaining of neck and hip pain.
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This would be your second and final.
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Central's Clear, 2245.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Message received
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Location mentioned:
N 3rd St, Rogers City, MI 49779
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