Lloyd Austin team requested ‘subtle’ ambulance during health scare

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The person who called an ambulance for Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin requested they approach his Virginia home without their lights and sirens.

Austin underwent surgery to treat prostate cancer on Dec. 22, and on Jan. 1, someone with him called 911 as he suffered from “nausea with severe abdominal, hip, and leg pain,” as his doctors have since said.

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