Person in diabetic shock collapses near Banner Hospital, Tucson AZ
Medical EmergencyA person collapsed near Banner Hospital while experiencing diabetic shock and going in and out of consciousness. Another individual was transported to the hospital as a precaution.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police Dispatch
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Transcript:
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One getting transported to Banner as a precautionary Cajon 5303 and I'll be back out at RTC
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Salt-7.
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Salt-17.
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Just advising us up with a 1050 and I-10 westbound just prior to the Valencia exit with two vehicles in a motor home.
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They believe they called 911 GPS is supposed to be en route, just in case anybody else gives you more calls, no injuries.
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1611.
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243.
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If available, can we get an atom unit to Fort Ocean 3-4?
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The suspects potentially unseen still.
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Captain Adam Unit for 1360 software.
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Not in 3-1.
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What out of doing?
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I'm going to slide down.
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Okay, two second.
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Okay,
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I get METT.
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Unis 1-9-3-1-1-3. Natsford. All the sponsor, no, please.
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1-220?
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It's going to be the same 20.
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10-4. Unis 2, 1-9-3-1-3-1. It's going to be 5505 South Mission Road, 12-104.
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5354-400.
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5-4-400.
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10- 12. 1-127, can you divert.
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10-4. Available, Units, response, respond, code 3.
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Okay.
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1-127. 3 or high-size-CPR.
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Refereating again.
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Shevard in 1613
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via diabetic shocks going in and out of consciousness
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104, 45 copy
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I'm warming wrong
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and 19031 is this related to your event or a different event?
02:39
Negative, this is going to be separate. We got flag down at the same 20. Reference something else.
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She just collapsed right in front of us.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719
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