Man experiences mental crisis after steroid shot, Lillington NC
Medical EmergencyA 24-year-old man near North Main Street is experiencing a mental health crisis following a steroid injection. He is showing abnormal behavior but is not violent or threatening. His heart rate is elevated, and his mother reports he is not acting like himself. There is no history of schizophrenia.
Audio|Source: Harnett County Public Safety
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EMS Supervisor, Medics 6, Delta Hemorrhidge,
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near North Main Street, number B3, cross-off, Brookfield Avenue,
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and NC-210 North.
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Correct. All right. Mr. (name withheld) is going to have.
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National two of hours.
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May 22 will be resoundling.
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I said a medic seat.
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Correct.
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Okay.
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Tris Dillus 1-3. I mean, I wish me if I was quick. Good message.
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You know,
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the unit around. I'll be careful. I'll be careful.
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Calling September, please read-identify.
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Medics three in route two facilities is a 24 year old male, a 24 year old male.
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She complains then he's going to be a side C valve.
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Mother's stated that he cannot act as himself after his risk there at all a shot.
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Bavit's one shot was heart rate of 121, wall pressure 148, over 7,8, first verse is now 16.
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We see our social teams, the very lot of the fourth team,
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and we'll date after this learning about this team and is LW.
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Okay, that can be, what was the date was said? I got to talk you about and then they were going to get a little set before the battle.
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He didn't have the history of schizophrenia and mom stated that he has not been acting as his self after his first steroid shot.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Main St b3, Lillington, NC 27546
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