Medical emergency for man unconscious near Claude Ct station, Thornton CO
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a man near the RTD Claude Court Station who was in and out of consciousness and showing signs of medication withdrawal.
Audio|Heard on: Adams County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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42 hours, conscious and breathing has not been able to fill his meds for a few days and believes he's withdrawing, sweating, and shaking.
00:28
That's six-three. It looks like all that, uh, tropical beyond Thornton, opposite.
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I'm station 7-1.
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Engine 71.
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Can you show a medic other 1, and engine 7-1 on scene until I have a hundred four minutes.
00:44
In 19.O8. Great question 4-9-7-3.
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Copy your both head now.
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They're on train 445 as a (name withheld) male in and out of consciousness.
00:53
They do have the train stops with the west side of the parking lot of the station.
00:57
(Name withheld) male also is wearing a yellow and blue jacket.
01:00
That's right.
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1909. Okay, 1071.
01:04
I have to the call with truck 74, please.
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Copy 971-9-9.
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That's the main only 2.
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Go ahead.
01:12
All right, thank you.
01:14
Good night, good minute.
01:15
It's not same accessory transport rival.
01:18
Sam 71, General Medical Call, 12,500.
01:27
Claude Court, RTD, Claude Street, Claude Court at Claudecourt.
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Sam 71,
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12,500,
01:35
Claudecourt, To Thornton Offay.
01:42
I'll the Toyota is quite a boyfriend.
01:46
Thank you.
01:50
Wednesday, 94.
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Notic 4.
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Medic 4. Trans for arrival.
01:59
It's American.
02:00
Transport for arrival, Huntington.
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Location mentioned:
Claude Ct, Colorado
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