Now our theater here has called us.
They have a guest in one of the auditoriums
here that's refusing to leave after the movie is over.
And he's highly intoxicated.
He's now sitting in the movie theater by himself in the dark
and refusing to leave.
Police, 734, dispatch.
[police radio chatter]
- Apparently the subject is in here on the ground,
breathing but unresponsive.
You could maybe start EMS this way.
[police radio chatter]
- It seems like he's breathing.
I tried to speak to him a couple of times.
- He's breathing, though?
- Yeah.
- Police department.
Police department.
Hello?
Police department.
Hey.
Police, 734 dispatch.
He's breathing but unresponsive.
Go ahead and roll EMS.
Hey, police department.
Police department.
Police department, buddy.
Wake up.
Police department.
Hey, buddy.
You OK?
What's going on?
Did you have a little too much to drink?
What movie did we come see?
Do you know where you're at?
Why has he got a glove on?
OK.
We're going to go to the hospital, OK?
[police radio chatter]
Can we walk out front to meet the ambulance?
All right.
Well, let's see if we can start walking that way,
just so they don't have to come quite as far.
[police radio chatter]
Have you had a little too much to drink,
or are you just super tired?
Do you need medical attention?
Are you able to care for yourself?
Those are the things I've got to try to figure out.
- Do you know what city you're in?
[police chatter]
- What city are you in?
[police radio chatter]
- Hm?
- Me in--
- Me in, you're in?
Do you know what city?
No?
Do you know what state you're in?
- Me in--
- Me in, OK.
Yes.
Hey.
- Where'd you find him?
- He was slumped over.
It took several sternum rubs to get him, at least, somewhat
coherent.
Doesn't know what state he's in.
Doesn't know what city he's in.
Doesn't know where he's at.
He's going to have to be a [inaudible]..
- Fantastic.
- Let's help you stand up, buddy.
- You're tall.
- Yeah.
I'd watch his, uh--
- You're sweaty.
- Is that his bag?
- Yep.
I-- thank you, Sir.
What we've done is we've placed him under a Marginal Act.
He is basically, due to intoxication of alcohol, drugs,
or the combination is not in a state of mind
to take care of himself.
They'll monitor his health until he kind of comes to and comes
out of whatever influences he's under.
And then he'll be released.
[police radio chatter]