Man with severe breathing trouble after heavy drinking and fall
Medical EmergencyA 25-year-old man drank heavily, fell and hit his face, causing severe breathing problems. Emergency responders are giving CPR and monitoring his condition.
Audio|Source: Mesa Police Department Central Patrol District
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Transcript:
If you truly show me, we're out through 825 South Dallas, then was a 14. Cabin. Mary 33. Can you clear me and put me on Mary 35's call? 3.00. 1040. A unknown age non-breather, 1550, North Stapley, Unit 70, 2 Charlie 58, 2, Charlie 55, 746, Tropistone 2. I copy. It's for that non-breather. It's 1-550 North Spakley Unit 70. 1550 North Stapley Unit 70. Farr is in route for a correct code. It's for RP's brother, 25 years old, with agnal breathing, foaming at the mouth. He's been drinking a lot today. He fell and hit his face. CPR instructions are being given now. Can you click her to Dixie? I don't have traffic. Kathy? Arizona X-ray Paul Adam, 7, Adam 1. It's going to be at Southern Mastrichter. Copy. Clear and valid on a Tesla Model 3. And for the non-breather unstaply, Arpi says he's waking up now, still vary 390[1]. It's the non-breather. Correction, the subject's just making noises. He's not waking up.
Police codes explained
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390: Drunk Person (Alcohol Involved)
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Location mentioned:
Near N Stapley Dr UNIT 70, Mesa, AZ 85203
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