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Person found unconscious at 4600 Silicon Drive

Medical Emergency

Reported: 07/28/2025 07:09 AM (PDT)

Near Silicon Dr, Durham, NC 27703

Audio|Source: Durham City Fire

00:29

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712 from Communications. What's the, uh, y'all have an address number? Unconscious or fainting, 4600, Silicon Drive. Unconscious or fainting, 4600, Silicon Drive.

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