No medical emergency after welfare check call, Union City MI
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Medical EmergencyPolice and emergency services responded to a welfare check at a residence near West Hayner Road after a caller reported slurred speech and a possible stroke. Officers found no medical emergency and canceled further response.
Audio|Heard on: Branch County Public Safety
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02:3
Transcript:
00:00
Can you say there's a key holder who's final?
00:07
And Sandra from my dispatch.
00:12
Go ahead.
00:14
Can you confirm the numerics on Hainer.
00:21
(number withheld) West Hainer.
00:24
They're conferring (number withheld) West Hainer.
00:27
That is the address that we are at.
00:30
They're saying they did not call.
00:33
She didn't call.
00:35
Her son called a concern because she was slurring her words.
00:39
And then when that responds to her, he thought something was wrong.
00:42
That's why we had PD in her office.
00:47
Central Life Care 1225.
00:51
Brand Central, thank you.
00:57
Central Life Care 1225.
01:03
Go ahead.
01:06
We're currently at (number withheld), West Hainer.
01:08
I spoke to his email that came to the door and advised that she had no medical need.
01:18
Okay,
01:19
(name withheld), her son is the one that called, concerned that she was slurring her words.
01:24
She might be having a stroke.
01:27
Then she wouldn't answer his calls.
01:34
That's clear, yeah, there's no distress notice, but station.
01:39
Okay, clear.
01:40
We can have PD disregard then.
01:44
Clear.
01:49
I don't know if you want to give the caller a callback.
01:59
Yeah, I'll contact me.
02:01
Let them know.
02:02
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
W Hayner Rd, Union City, MI 49094
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