[siren]
- We're going on a 23-year-old male.
He seems to be very confused, laying next to an empty vodka
bottle.
So now waking up, trying to get up, becoming agitated.
And I feel like it's that older gentleman and his roommate.
We've been on him before. - Yeah.
- Yep.
Looks like it.
- Hi.
I remember you. Hey.
Hold on.
Hold on a second.
Let's grab-- let's grab a seat on the little pony wall there.
Actually, you know what?
Why don't you sit on the curb for me right here.
Hey. No, no, no.
Right here.
- Maggie.
- Sit down right here on this curb.
I don't want you falling back.
- No, no, no.
Right here.
Can you see in front of you?
- Go sit down, bud.
- I don't want you to--
I don't want you to fall back. - Hey.
I'm going to have you sit on the ground.
- I want you to sit right there.
- No.
We're good right here.
- Buddy, what's your name?
- Do you have your driver's license on you?
Your ID?
- You're his roommate?
- Yeah.
- What was his name again, sir?
- Abram.
- Yeah, I remember we ran on him a couple of months ago.
- Yeah.
He's been good up until now.
- What's your name?
- Hold on.
I don't know.
- OK.
- While you're thinking, I'm going
to check your vital signs, OK?
- Hold On
[clatter]
- You're stealing [bleep].
- OK.
- That's what happened.
- OK.
That's-- that's-- give them back to me, please.
- You'll get it back in a second, bud.
I promise.
Let's just make sure you're OK now, all right?
That's all we care about.
Just want to make sure you're good.
- All right.
No.
Give it back to me now.
- No.
That's not happening.
- OK.
Tell him 9-1-1.
- We are 9-1-1.
- You asked us for--
- We're going to help.
You'll get it back afterwards.
But it's a weapon.
So for our safety, we're going to keep it over there.
We're going to talk to you, figure out what's going on.
- As far as you know, while you saw him here,
he didn't fall, hit his head, or lost consciousness or anything
like that?
- We couldn't wake him up at first.
- OK.
- And then I tapped on him, said hey guy, hey guy.
And then he finally opened his eyes.
- Bottle of vodka next to him.
- Yeah.
- Are you OK if I check your blood sugar?
- No.
- Poke you finger?
- No.
- Are you diabetic?
- I-- I refuse.
- These people right here are concerned for your well-being.
They said they found you passed out.
Right?
Did you drink or do drugs today?
- Last night.
- OK.
You have alcohol on your person right now?
- No.
- I saw it.
Yes, you do. - No.
- In the left pocket.
- No.
- Two little mini [inaudible].
- So you can't even answer that question correctly
and honestly.
So we're going to take you to the hospital.
- No.
[radio chatter]
- Yes, we are.
- OK.
Can I follow you?
- No.
We're going to put you on the gurney.
You need to get to the hospital.
No, I'm not.
- Hey, bud.
Yeah, you are.
- You guys are violent.
- Just take a seat right there, buddy.
- You guys are--
[scuffle]
[grunt]
- You got this hand?
Take that hand.
- [bleep] Hey.
Knock if off.
- We don't want to hurt you.
- Ah.
You guys are [bleep] idiots.
Stop.
- Help you out.
- Just relax, buddy.
- [inaudible]
- Why you-- why you acting?
She's so extreme.
- Calm down.
If you don't calm down, it's only going to be worse.
- We got here, and the subject became pretty agitated.
It appears like he's under the influence of something,
possibly ETOH or some alcohol sitting
on the street over there.
It was obvious he didn't want to go.
But he was unable to answer our questions.
He was unable to take care of himself.
And that's our concern from this point.
So we don't want to leave him here
just because he wanted us to and something worse happened.