Possible overdose on Briarcliff Dr, Briarcliff TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies and EMS responded near Briarcliff Drive for a possible medication overdose involving an elderly male who was initially unresponsive but later regained consciousness and was reported to be talking.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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County of the David-10 units holding an assist to EMS, near Briarcliff Dr.
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Unit 1-1-Davis-42 responding to assist EMS in David-10, near Briarcliff Dr.
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Call is in reference to a 91-year-old male.
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The person is slumped over in a chair.
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The patient is not awake but is breathing.
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Caller advises that the person may have taken too many hydrocodone pills.
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Unit David 42 responding to assist EMS; EMS is giving CPR instructions to the caller.
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Units en route to assist EMS near Briarcliff Dr.
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The patient is moaning during chest compressions and responded yes when asked if awake.
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One David 42.
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One David 42.
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Can you confirm if this is medical only?
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Ten four, all attempts.
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One David 42.
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Engine 801 is on scene.
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They confirm that the patient is conscious and talking.
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Just trying to confirm whether or not further assistance is needed.
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Location mentioned:
Briarcliff Dr, Briarcliff, TX 78669
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