13-year-old male intoxicated after accessing liquor cabinet, Farmington CT
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Alcohol ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 13-year-old male became sick after drinking alcohol taken from his parents' liquor cabinet. He is conscious but upset and receiving medical attention near Forest Hills Drive.
Audio|Heard on: Farmington Police, Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 12 AMR 322, medical call, Delta response near Forest Hills Drive.
00:05
Five, four cells for the 13-year-old male.
00:09
He got into his parents' liquor cabinet and is now sick.
00:15
He's waking breathing.
00:20
We have a three-thirty, we're in the flat, so we're calling.
00:27
Roger, 70-100.
00:33
This quarter's unit three.
00:44
Three,
00:48
if you can head to number five, Forest Hills Drive by Forest Hills.
00:51
You have a medical call for a 13-year-old male.
00:54
It's going to be a hot response.
00:56
He is intoxicated, gotten to his parents' liquor cabinet in his mouthway.
01:01
Roger.
01:08
Roger.
01:16
It's on the room.
01:20
Another 12, 17-0-1.
01:29
Amerit 330-1 scene.
01:32
Roger 17-02.
01:38
Base 12-0-0-0.
01:41
17-0-4. 17-04.
01:49
Saturday 12-2.
01:52
BASA on.
01:55
Just let's a PD officer now, the station's conscious alert.
02:00
He's upset, but he's cooperating.
02:04
He's just driving up, no.
02:11
S3, the party is conscious alert, upset, but it's doing okay so far.
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Location mentioned:
Forest Hills Dr, Farmington, CT 06032
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