Person found unresponsive with gun at Streator address, Streator IL
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to near LaSalle Street in Streator for a person who was suicidal and unresponsive. A firearm was reported at the scene. The person was cold to the touch, pale, and not breathing. Officers and fire and EMS units were on site.
Audio|Heard on: LaSalle, Livingston Marshall Counties Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
She's requested near LaSalle Street for the suicidal subject.
00:06
There's 1032 at...
00:11
He was next to him.
00:12
He's cold to the touch and pale and was known to be severely depressed.
00:17
I'm facing fire in EMS now.
00:21
10443 will be around.
00:26
Your time is stop,
00:29
1205, 1125, court date is going to be December 30th.
00:41
Fire EMS, he requested near LaSalle Street for suicidal subjects.
00:48
It's possible death.
00:50
There's a gun on scene of notified officers.
00:57
He's cold to the touch and pale.
00:59
Streator Fire and EMS, he requested near LaSalle Street.
01:05
For a suicidal subject, possible death, there's a gun on scene.
01:12
Subject's cold to the touch and pale.
01:15
I'm notified officers on page 12.
01:23
That caller advised that this subject is free.
01:32
Decom mitigation route.
01:39
12.
01:43
32 become.
01:45
Go ahead.
01:49
Are you inquiring about the suicidal subject?
01:54
That's affirmative.
01:57
Subject is not breathing, she is not doing CPR, he's cold to the touch and there.
02:04
Your unit is going to be in the garage, the garage doors open.
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Location mentioned:
Lasalle St, Streator, IL 61364
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