Male subject felt unwell near convenience store and left, Fort Branch IN
Medical EmergencyA male felt unwell near the main door of a Fast Break convenience store. He was conscious but later declined help and left the scene in a vehicle.
Audio|Source: Gibson County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Princeton Police
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Transcript:
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Medics 4, Fort Branch Fire, signal a Fast Break convenience store.
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Gentleman called 911.
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They've been filling up,
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feeling very well, out by the main door,
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is conscious and aware.
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ESB 373.50, you know.
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And you're one clear.
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We'll be able to skip and 16.
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We'll be interrupted in Skipson, beginning mileage is 667.
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Sorry, 13 to get traffic.
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That was 28 for Enliana.
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Go ahead.
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Goal, we drove.
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Robert Mary, Mary, Mary,
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7.85.
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That was partially broken.
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It was Robert Mary, Mary, say, 7-5-5.
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7-8-5.
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Quick,
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7-8-5.
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Next, you tell it's urgent.
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Dispatch four is now.
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Okay.
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13, your turn.
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Hello.
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showing 8,
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2008 on this over and caller.
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One of the autos is to the Davis subject.
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Catching show 3, arriving Gibson, 669.1.
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3, clear.
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Maddox 4 dispatch.
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Go from Mediore.
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Just got a call back, that subject got up and said he doesn't need help, and I guess got into the vehicle and has left the seat.
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Clear, you can show us disregarded and you can show us back on station.
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Location mentioned:
E Oak St, Fort Branch, IN 47648
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