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Offender Observation Report
On 11/22/16 at approximately 1245 ICS was activated in Intake for offender Bell OID 249710 for a seizure like activity. Upon arrival at the scene, offender was found lying on the floor in a prone position, hyperventilating, shaking and in no acute distress. Offender went in and out shaking and talking for about 10 minutes. She stated that, " I didnt do anything and I dont want to go to seg. I wanna talk to somebody." Offender was assessed and was found to be in astable condition. Offender calmed down and agreed to comply with staff. Offender was placed on the w/c and taken to Higbee. Offender was informed to notify medical if she has any medical concerns.
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