Male found unconscious on Spring Street, now disoriented, Hopkinton MA

Medical Emergency

Reported: 10/28/2025 10:09 PM

Near Spring St, Hopkinton, MA 01748

Medical emergency involving a 37-year-old male found unconscious near Spring St. He is now conscious but disoriented and intermittently loses consciousness. No history of diabetes or seizure. Emergency responders are on scene assisting the patient.

Audio|Source: Hopkinton Police, Fire and DPW

03:41

Transcript:

00:00

Is there anyone that can clear up for a medical on near Spring St?

00:06

I believe 31 is there.

00:12

Apologies. Control 31.

00:16

I'll start that way. What's the nature's the medical?

00:19

It's going to be near Spring St for a male that was unconscious, is now conscious but disorienting.

00:29

Very good.

00:33

A1, you're en route.

00:35

110.

00:44

It would be for a 37-year-old male that was unconscious.

00:49

He is now conscious but disoriented,

00:51

not responding appropriately.

00:53

No history of diabetes or seizure.

01:07

Fire alarm to companies responding.

01:10

Just an update case it keeps losing consciousness and regating consciousness.

01:17

Squad 1 received.

01:21

No one has it.

01:27

Control 231, just an update. Patience keeps losing consciousness.

01:34

Everything is probably out shortly.

01:44

The file line the company's responding. The door is currently.

01:47

The caller does not want to leave the patient's side yet.

01:56

They don't control via coast board. You advise the end of the long driveway house in the rear.

02:04

Three Steve, just the advice the front doors closed.

02:07

We're trying to get the call to open the door, please.

02:13

Sorry to that.

02:19

The company is responding.

02:21

Police on seeing six is at the end of a very long driveway.

02:31

Spot one receipt.

02:37

Anyone copy.

02:48

Control C31. Can you close you? We have a door closed for you.

02:54

31 control. I may have a door closed for you.

03:05

31 control. The interior door is locked. The RP is going to have to come open the door.

03:17

Reese, she's coming down to let you end.

03:32

TRIZE, she's coming down to let you end.

03:37

Nile, Army, one's on scene.

03:40

A1, you're out, 119.

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