Man hospitalized after reported meth and cocaine use, Warren MI
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 39-year-old man was transported to Henry Ford Warren Hospital after reportedly ingesting methamphetamine and cocaine over several days. Emergency responders noted that he was alert, cooperative, and not in police custody.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Henry Ford Warren, this is Roseville Squad One.
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Priority Two, fighting copy.
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Unit calling Henry Ford Warren, go ahead.
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Henry Ford Warren, this is Roseville Squad One, we're en route to your facility.
00:12
Priority Two traffic, I am bringing you a thirty-nine year old male.
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He's going to be A and O three to four GCS 15.
00:22
Patient chief complaint, he has been ingesting a mixture of meth and cocaine for the last week.
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Three days.
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Current vital signs are as follows.
00:32
We have a blood pressure of 140 palpated, a pulse of 130, respiratory rate of 18, and an SBU of 94%.
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We do have PG on board.
00:42
Patient is not in police custody at this time.
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Patient is being cooperative.
00:48
We'll be at your facility in about three to five if you do not require anything further.
00:53
24-1 clear, see upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
E 10 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48093
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