Male patient alert and combative after cardiac call

Heard on: Penobscot County Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Attention Millinocket EMS, (number withheld) Bates Street again.

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Millinocket EMS to (number withheld) Bates, report of a male subject.

00:07

That originally came in as a cardiac arrest, but sounds like he's now alert and standing up.

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Steve two, stand by.

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Nine 41 , go ahead.

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Patient on board,

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room two, male, room seven.

00:28

10-4, sounds like 1702 is your ALS intercept.

00:30

Go direct with them.

00:31

If you need anything,

00:33

it's 12-1.

00:41

10-2, I copy direct, you're en route.

00:48

317, can you 10-9, you came in digital.

01:05

December 4th, eight.

01:12

Team, 4th day is going to be December 8th, 1300.

01:25

Five eight.

01:28

Ten four, 789 , you're en route.

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Subject is up, talking, and being somewhat combative.

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PD's en route.

01:40

Seven nine, go ahead.

01:43

Unit shows clear of the scene with a documented patient refusal.

2026-10-22 15:59 UTC

Medical Emergency

Bates St, Millinocket, ME 04462

Male patient alert and combative after cardiac call

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call for a man near Bates Street in Millinocket. The situation was initially reported as a cardiac arrest but later described as a man who was alert, standing, talking, and somewhat combative. Police were sent to assist, and EMS later cleared the scene with a documented patient refusal.

Male patient alert and combative after cardiac call

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