Person not breathing suspected of diabetic emergency, Houston TX
Medical EmergencyA person is not breathing and may have a diabetic emergency. Paramedics are on the way to help.
Audio|Source: Harris County Law Enforcement - North
02:50
Transcript:
1836, I'm back in the morning. Which one do I need to go to? What one? I'll think anybody who showed themselves in half the medicis, they toned up. 1013, I'm already in run. Actually, 1013, the 35[1] girl male was not breathing, he's not breathing. Seems to be having a diabetic emergency. That's clear. 799, I'm already going to, this is Harris County, but let's want to check the property. Yes, sir. Correct. You got no injuries. 871 I'm out with. Thank you. Yes, way. All right, you can work from the park. Perfant 75 and 802. Two minutes was pitching on Northrow and zero. Frank 17, I got one to say under control. Hey, do you see. Checking by apartment 51-1-1-0 possible suspect's address. That's fire. At the Houston Methodist Willeberg Hospital? 871. Hey, that's her. Charles 48, tagging. Charles 48, I'm looking. I'm still on 911. Nobody's the answer, and I can hear people in the background. It sounds like somebody's unconscious. Did you come across anything like this? That's there. Negative. We're out here. There's nobody around. No one's lagging anybody. We weren't exactly subtle as we pulled up. It may be just a ping and it's during the same call on Durham Creek. 42, Charles 2.40, please. Clayshire, Yetty. That's possible. Now I'm hearing people with the background saying that paramedics are on scene, so it may be the same call. And it's probably the same call. That's correct. There's email this concept to use reason. Yes, everyone, your cell tower is right here behind the fill in those automotives, so that's what it is. That's what it is.
1836, I'm back in the morning. Which one do I need to go to? What one? I'll think anybody who showed themselves in half the medicis, they toned up. 1013, I'm already in run. Actually, 1013, the 35[1] girl male was not breathing, he's not breathing. Seems to be having a diabetic emergency. That's clear. 799, I'm already going to, this is Harris County, but let's want to check the property. Yes, sir. Correct. You got no injuries. 871 I'm out with. Thank you. Yes, way. All right, you can work from the park. Perfant 75 and 802. Two minutes was pitching on Northrow and zero. Frank 17, I got one to say under control. Hey, do you see. Checking by apartment 51-1-1-0 possible suspect's address. That's fire. At the Houston Methodist Willeberg Hospital? 871. Hey, that's her. Charles 48, tagging. Charles 48, I'm looking. I'm still on 911. Nobody's the answer, and I can hear people in the background. It sounds like somebody's unconscious. Did you come across anything like this? That's there. Negative. We're out here. There's nobody around. No one's lagging anybody. We weren't exactly subtle as we pulled up. It may be just a ping and it's during the same call on Durham Creek. 42, Charles 2.40, please. Clayshire, Yetty. That's possible. Now I'm hearing people with the background saying that paramedics are on scene, so it may be the same call. And it's probably the same call. That's correct. There's email this concept to use reason. Yes, everyone, your cell tower is right here behind the fill in those automotives, so that's what it is. That's what it is.
Police codes explained
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35: Unconscious male (likely derived from '35 girl male was not breathing')
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