Nationwide — Los Angeles Basic Medical Heart is asking the general public to assist establish two unconscious males on respiratory tubes who’ve been handled there this week after arriving with none type of identification. The hospital, which is run by the L.A. County Division of Well being Companies, says the lads got here in on separate days and employees have been unable to study their names or find any members of the family.
In line with KTLA, the primary man, listed solely as “John Doe,” was dropped at the hospital on Nov. 9 after being discovered on North Algranti Avenue in Sylmar. Hospital employees estimate he’s about 36 years previous, round 6 ft 2 inches tall, and roughly 178 kilos, with blue eyes and darkish hair. He has a tattoo on his left forearm and has been intubated and on a respiratory tube since he arrived.
The second unidentified man, additionally recorded as “John Doe,” was admitted on Nov. 12 after he was found unresponsive close to 559 S. Ceres Avenue in downtown Los Angeles. He’s described as 35 years previous, about 6 ft tall, and roughly 158 kilos, with brown eyes and a black Afro coiffure.
Hospital officers say social employees have to this point been unable to verify who both man is or join them with relations. Pictures launched by the power present the primary affected person, admitted on Nov. 9, and the second, admitted on Nov. 12, aspect by aspect as a part of the attraction for assist.
Anybody who believes they might acknowledge both affected person is urged to contact Los Angeles Basic’s Social Work Division. For details about the primary man, or for normal weekday inquiries, individuals are requested to name medical social employee Cesar Robles at 323-409-6884, Monday via Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
For details about the second affected person, the hospital asks that callers attain out to medical social employee Cristol Perez at 323-409-4317, Sunday via Wednesday from 7:00 a.m. to five:30 p.m. Extra contact numbers embody the primary Social Work Division at 323-409-5253, the after-hours emergency social work line at 323-409-6883, and the weekend on-call line at 323-409-5254.
