Man found unconscious at McDonald's possibly overdosed, East Hampton CT
Medical EmergencyA 30-year-old man was found unconscious but breathing in the bathroom at McDonald's, possibly due to a drug overdose. Emergency responders were called, but the man regained consciousness and walked to the ambulance. Fire department response was canceled.
Audio|Source: East Hampton, Marlborough, FIRE/EMS
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Transcript:
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123 in East Hampton EMS, East Hampton Fire, Tension Valley Shore for the medic.
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McDonald's 15 East High Street on a hot response[1] for the 30-year-old male who is unconscious in the bathroom but breathing, possible overdose.
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McDonald's hot response[1].
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I have to where 12-100 respond to McDonald's.
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Class student, you got covered.
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Go for a responding.
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12-1s responding to McDonald's.
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The mail party is awake now.
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Okay.
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Okay. ...glass for your tenfold responding.
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1012 responding.
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Glassbury, 12 for age on scene.
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Yes, please. 12 for a in scene.
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12 for a in scene.
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Glass and Mary from 1248.
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You can go ahead and cancel the fire department.
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Patients welcome up to the ambulance.
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Roger, fire can clear.
Police codes explained
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[1]
hot response: Urgent/emergency call for immediate response
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Location mentioned:
Near E High St, East Hampton, CT 06424
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