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Personal Narrative: My Response To 702 Spradley Drive
I responded to 702 Spradley Drive in reference to a ems needed call. Upon arrival, I made contact with Kayla Benton. Benton advised that her brother (Michael Benton) was in his bedroom, unrespondsive. I walked in and observed Michael laying on the bed with Haynes performing CPR on Michael. After approxmiately 15 minutes of CPR, Haynes was able to gain a steady heart rate. On scene, I spoke with Michael's father. Michael's father stated that on this date, Michael stole $20 dollars out of his bank account. Michael's father advised that he told Michael that he was going to have him prosecuted the next business day. Michael then became upset and sent his father a text message in which stated, "bye dad". Michael's father advised that Michael was
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