Medical team responds to overdose call near St Clair Ave, Los Angeles CA
Medical EmergencyMedical team responded to a reported overdose near St Clair Ave involving a silver van. On arrival, bystanders asked for help, but no signs of an overdose were found.
Audio|Source: Los Angeles City Fire
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Transcript:
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59 rescue 60 overdose near St Clair.
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Clair. 6th, 4268 Rock Boulevard.
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Press 98, Roger, Quarters.
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867, you were canceled.
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Thank you.
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65 for Metro.
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Metro, Agent, 2.07, moving up to 75.
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The call takers on the line and we have a Chinese interpreter of the age one.
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Now we're with the patient.
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Roger. Engine 207, moving up to 75,
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engine 207, repeat.
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Engine 207, moving up to 75 for cover.
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Agent 207, Roger.
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26, person down 3,000 southwestern heaven.
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Metro Lifeforce 50 shows on scene and Eucs not D.
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Light Force 50 on see on scene.
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298 Rubberts fire westbound 210, three-way up and click.
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Engineering Radio Check on Talk 12 from Council 31, SETI, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
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How do you hear me? I take him in the field.
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Please respond back.
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Enteres 10.
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Red C10.
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Sir, insuracy, 10 available, quarters, patents and he's not taken.
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The same quarter,
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Roger. From Lifeforce 89, we're on scene at the park match in the description.
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We don't find a patient. You can check the callback.
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Light Force 89.
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It's reported to be in a silver van.
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We'll try the callback.
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Stand by. Metro Lifeforce Daynight, we found the Silver Vans and somebody said they need help here, but we don't see any signs of an overdose.
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Location mentioned:
Near St Clair Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91606
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