Teen girl overdoses on hydroxyzine in carbondale, Carbondale PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 14-year-old girl in Carbondale intentionally took about 15 to 20 hydroxyzine pills in an overdose. Emergency responders were dispatched to an apartment near Terrace Street to provide assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Susquehanna, Wayne, Lackawanna, and Wyoming Counties Fire / EMS
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01:47
Transcript:
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Wayne County, Cottage 13, Assist of Lackawanna County, near Terrace Street, City of Carbondale.
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For a 14-year-old female, intentional overdose,
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the right-side apartment,
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(number withheld).
00:20
14 on-scene Grandbury Lake.
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Silver Lake, 14 on-seen, (number withheld).
00:29
Server Lake Rescue Engine and Server Lake 14.
00:37
How far down is it, Chief?
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It's almost at the end of the road, so all the way back.
01:05
Thank you.
01:13
Lackawanna County, dispatching 599 respond,
01:17
mutual aid, near Terrace Street, Carbondale, Wright's that apartment,
01:22
14-year-old female overdose on approximately 15 to 20 hydroxyzine pills.
01:28
Rockwood County, dispatching, 599, respond, mutual aid,
01:32
near Tarrar Street, Carbondale, Wright-Sat apartment,
01:36
14-year-old female, overdose on approximately 15 to 20 hydroxyzine pills.
01:42
9-dae cross sheets, 725-year time, operating blue.
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Location mentioned:
Terrace St, Carbondale, PA 18407
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