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31-year-old woman reported unconscious at Latrobe Street mission, Parkersburg WV
Medical EmergencyA 31-year-old woman was found unconscious in the lobby of the Latrobe Street Mission near Latrobe Street, Parkersburg. Initially suspected as an overdose, responders determined the issue was medical in nature and not due to drugs.
Audio|Heard on: Parkersburg and Vienna Public Safety, West Virginia State Police
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02:46
Transcript:
00:00
408, I'm going to go ahead and redirect you to near Latrobe Street at the mission for a possible overdose on a 20-issue-old email.
00:09
Okay.
00:13
Definitely.
00:20
Show you en route.
00:22
Near Latrobe Street, Parkersburg.
00:25
31-year-old female possible overdose unknown on what is breathing?
00:33
24.
00:35
The answer to Latrobe Street Mission near Latrobe Street for possible overdose to be a 31-year-old female in the lobby.
00:45
38. 38.
00:54
Summer Rescue.
00:55
Could be Latrobe Street Mission, near Latrobe Street.
00:58
Patients are going to be in the lobby.
01:00
31-year-old female, possible overdose.
01:07
Power, can you take that vengeance to the station's safety and supplies?
01:16
Power copies who are fine.
01:21
Acknowledgment / Message received. 1021 hush.
01:28
3823 with AMS.
01:32
104. 104.
01:54
Border Zero.
02:05
The location near the nearby location near Pike Street.
02:17
Inactive, but no tone.
02:21
Can't work.
02:26
Can't work.
02:28
Stand for.
02:39
Hi, guys.
02:42
Fire can 22, negative overdose.
02:44
It's medical related.
02:45
She's wanting to go to hospital.
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Location mentioned:
Latrobe St, Parkersburg, WV 26101
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