Two Overdose Victims Transported to Hospital, Baltimore MD
Medical EmergencyPolice and medics responded to a non-fatal overdose involving two people near East University Parkway in Baltimore. Both victims were transported to Union Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Northern District
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Transcript:
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Okay, SEC number from you, I'm just trying to put this number five, give us for a non-fail overdose.
00:06
All right.
00:09
Okay, number, you're back.
00:12
Okay, ten, one, the individual's voting union by a medic for...
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5702, 5702.
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Tad 3430,
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timeout with 1308.08 timeout, timeout.
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Tad number 3430, and this Tisi is 5702.
00:39
1040. 104.
00:45
16, another call coming out for Edgecom.
00:50
You pass for a two-year-old child named doors keeps calling.
00:55
I'm 1023 here.
00:57
I can't figure out where she's calling from.
00:59
I've knocked on all the doors and no one's opening the door.
01:08
What's the number they are calling from? Because the one that they had called from at first is going to voicemail now.
01:20
Let me look at this call, I meant.
01:28
7.
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X-RE-0 for behavior crisis.
01:33
All right, I got 4-4-3-613-59.
01:39
Excuse me, 7, x-ray-no for behavior crisis, for me for sign-on.
01:48
Okay. Okay.
01:53
5703 5703 K at 3121 timeout is going to be uh 12 oh 6
02:05
okay several two six two six twenty six
02:20
They have two victims here and I thought we have the safety number.
02:25
They're both going to the Union.
02:29
Going over to Union?
02:32
Hey, I'm a medic four.
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Location mentioned:
Near E University Pkwy, Baltimore, MD 21218
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