Medical emergency involves suspected overdose near East 10th Avenue, Bowling Green KY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a suspected overdose involving a female near East 10th Avenue is being treated by officers and emergency medical services. It appears the female took Tylenol and was found unresponsive. The nature of the overdose, whether accidental or intentional, is not confirmed.
Audio|Heard on: Bowling Green City Police Department
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01:32
Transcript:
00:00
Baker 15, Baker 53, overdose, near East 10th Avenue.
00:05
Caller says a female took some Tylenol and found not alert.
00:07
Unknown if it was accidental or intentional.
00:14
15 copies en route.
00:18
63 calls in route.
00:21
Twenty-five Jim.
00:23
Baker two to headquarters.
00:27
Baker two.
00:30
I'll also be en route to that.
00:32
Do we have a possible name for this subject? Might be related to thirty-one's call.
00:39
Negative, we transferred them to EMS.
00:42
Careful.
00:48
Major 20, that's headquarters.
00:50
Baker 25?
00:53
Subject heard.
00:55
2052.
01:01
Headquarters, Baker 2.
01:06
Units to the five station is going to be a 43-year-old female.
01:13
Ten four. Is that the same Adrian for the Amber Peltie subject from the previous call?
01:19
That's ten four.
01:27
Baker 15 headquarters, I'm on scene with fire.
01:31
On scene 2054.
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Location mentioned:
E 10th Ave, Bowling Green, KY 42101
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