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Case Report: Men In The Medical Room
On 06-06-2016 at approximately 0802 I Security Officer James Argyro A-10280, was notified of a possible employee medical in the north men's rest room. Upon entering the north men's restroom, I could see a AAA employee hunched over the sink running cold water over his head. The male now known to me as Hudson Luckey VL-950, stated that he was hot and trying to cool off. Security officer Matt Wrolstad A-9555, and Security Supervisor Randy Stewart A- 4531 arrived on scene, A-9555 brought a wheel chair to transport Mr. Lucky to the medical station. At the medical station Mr. Lucky stated that he was ok and did not with to have EMS called. Mr. Lucky stated that he has a doctors appointment at 0830 and will explain to them about what happen. Mr.

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