Drug overdose treated near New Haven Road, Harrison OH
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Drug ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders treated a drug overdose near New Haven Road by administering Narcan and performing CPR.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton County West Public Safety
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Transcript:
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ALS-105-8 both en route near New Haven Road additional information they did attempt Narcan is going to be an overdose possible overdose at 1214
00:19
1140s Ellis 405 is going on traffic fix Charles 41 can they advise what the subject was wearing
00:29
I got male black, black, blue jeans, black hoodie,
00:35
correction, male white and it's 20.
00:42
Do they have a clothing description? I have a male white walking south bend, a north bend, right by traditions, with a blue jeans and a black jacket with riding on the back of it.
00:53
Is it rare riding?
00:55
Red riding on the pack.
00:57
His name is (name withheld).
00:59
Okay, I'm not sure.
01:00
I'm going to try to turn around.
01:03
Okay, just information.
01:04
I did get a return run for Lifetime Smiles Dental, 5205, stating he's back in that area.
01:13
Medic 28.
01:16
Robert 22, I'm out here at Mercy Alpha North, but I believe this is going to be our .
01:20
Okay, it's clear.
01:23
Andrew 28, go ahead.
01:29
Endo 28, the additional information, the subject flips are blue and they are tempting CPR.
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Location mentioned:
New Haven Rd, Harrison, OH 45030
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