Overdose at residence on Woodrow Place, Newnan GA
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Drug ViolationAn unresponsive person was found with purple lips near Woodrow Place after an overdose. CPR was started and Narcan was administered but showed no response. EMS was dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Coweta County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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At New Engine 3, Medic 1 overdose poisoning,
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near Woodrow Place, cross street LaGrange Street, on Tac Channel 4.
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Newt Nen Engine 3, Medic 1, overdose poisoning,
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near Woodrow Place,
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on Pack Channel 4.
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I'm sure if she's breathing at the...
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(number withheld). She's advising that her lips are purple and she's cold.
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We're going to start a CPR.
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Touch it.
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10-4[1]-78 there I'm sure on what she's overdosing but the caller says they found a bag with some sort of substance.
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All right now one other numbers on Woodrow.
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23 on Woodrow.
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Roy, she's advising the doors on lock.
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Roy, Narcan,
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administer.
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LT, you need another one?
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I've got some more in here.
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Right now one,
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ET on EMS. Yeah,
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bye.
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EMS is five minutes out.
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Tenmore.
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Vizem a negative response to Narcan,
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negative false, cold and type.
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71-408, you need a test kit out there for the substance.
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Any of you come out here? Can't.
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65 an orange.
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I'm in 23th race track.
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Two.
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Three no one.
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10-4: Affirmative (Acknowledgment/Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Woodrow Pl, Newnan, GA 30263
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