Man passed out in car struck by woman trying to wake him, Salt Lake County UT
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Medical EmergencyA man was found passed out inside a black Nissan Rogue near Capella Way. A woman was seen hitting him to try to wake him up. He appeared to be intoxicated, and fire department assistance was requested.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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02:33
Transcript:
00:00
By near Capella Way 1470-Eth
00:08
There's a man passed out in the car does not indicate if the car is stationary, not on waiting for info.
00:14
It's a black Nissan Rogue.
00:23
The complainant no longer needs us, everything's clear, short.
00:28
Check the area.
00:37
242.
00:43
Senate.
00:47
7879 South, 1530 West, if Unit 30.
00:53
The complainant is reporting in afternoon.
00:56
This is looking possibly that all.
01:01
The complainant is not seen and does not want to contact.
01:06
There are four to five miners there.
01:09
There's nothing for this.
01:14
216 for a copy, no.
01:18
992 traffic.
01:21
248.
01:26
My daughter's a white 17-year-old juvenile in a white long sleeve shirt like jean.
01:32
Dr.
01:33
Staff of Act P.
01:39
Trooper 5-8 on duty.
01:42
Number 58 at 449.
01:48
I have no.
01:51
You can short this out (number withheld).
01:59
Man hitting man trying to wake them up.
02:02
We're going to start fire.
02:06
How's our go again?
02:09
Uh,
02:11
For the call notes, female's now hitting man trying to wake them up.
02:14
Do you want to start fire for intoxicated man?
02:20
Uh,
02:24
I copy. Uh,
02:27
sure.
02:29
Sierra 50, hold on fire.
02:31
I'll be there in one minute.
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Location mentioned:
Capella Way, Utah 84093
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