Unresponsive man outside Salem Public Library regains alertness, Salem OR
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Alcohol ViolationA man was found unresponsive outside the west side of Salem Public Library with an alcohol bottle nearby. He regained consciousness, sat up, and left the scene before EMS arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Salem Police Dispatch
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03:26
Transcript:
00:00
Can I get a medic to the Salem Public Library?
00:03
We've got a gentleman outside on the west side of the building.
00:07
I can't get to respond to me.
00:08
He's breathing.
00:14
Copy medic to the west side of the building.
00:22
980, are you with him? The way he's situated on his steps, I'm not sure whether he's had a fall or not, but he's got an alcohol bottle next to him.
00:30
It might just be alcohol related.
00:37
980, I copy.
00:44
In 980, a medic is disposed.
00:46
Do we have an approximate age and any obvious injuries that you see?
00:54
Nightingee, I guess,
00:56
maybe 30s on the age.
00:57
His face is mostly covered up.
01:04
Coming.
01:09
And then he confirmed he's not responding or moving, fall.
01:15
Mani, finally got him to respond.
01:18
He's sitting up now, determining right now, whether he got a fall or not.
01:22
Kelly.
01:29
He's responding to me now.
01:31
He's responding to me now. I've got him sitting up.
01:36
Did 980 copy.
01:37
Do medics need to continue.
01:43
Yeah, I'd say this one is for an e-isle, if nothing else.
01:47
He's still not giving me a lot of information on how he got in this position.
01:53
I copy, thank you.
03:21
You can cancel the medic, so he's decided he's fine and he's walking away.
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Location mentioned:
Liberty St SE, Salem, OR 97301
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