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Man found unresponsive from suspected drug overdose, Medford OR

audio iconDrugs Violation
Near Taylor St, Medford, OR 97504

A 35-year-old man was found unresponsive near Taylor Street after a suspected drug overdose. He received multiple doses of Narcan but remained semi-conscious and breathing.

Audio|Source: Jackson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Is there all poisoning near Taylor St?
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That was you, sending you for a poisoning, near Taylor St, 35-year-old male, breathing but not conscious.
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This is an overdose, unknown what substance.
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They've given it three to four doses of Narcan[1], and the patient is semi-breathing but not waking up.
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No additional information.
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We're going code one to stage for law, Chuck 13, and I'm back.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Narcan: Administration of opioid overdose antidote

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Near Taylor St, Medford, OR 97504

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SallyjeanSallyjean

Why? He needed that many narcan and was still unconscious. How many times had this happened? How many times do you bring them back? They are people, yes. They have chosen to use drugs, yes chosen. No one makes you. It's your choice. 😲. Why are they allowed to steal, kill, hurt others? They refuse assistance because they have to stop using drugs, so once again, their choice. They need a place to go use their drugs and if they od it's their choice and we can live in a country without dealing with their choices. They are allowed.

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