Woman overdoses after taking pills, Rocky Mount NC
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Drug ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a call about a 59-year-old woman near South Englewood Drive in Rocky Mount who had overdosed after taking pills for recreational purposes. The patient was conscious and breathing normally when responders arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Nash County Fire - Digital
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01:39
Transcript:
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Message to EMS eight, district chief two, medic three.
00:03
Overdose near South Englewood Drive.
00:05
Near South Englewood Drive, Rocky Mount.
00:10
Be right at Woodlawn Road.
00:12
Search your response (number withheld), type one.
00:21
Central Humusated Road.
00:24
This is for EMS at my house.
00:28
Thunder district is not.
00:32
District two in route.
00:39
Can you give me your address on the address, please?
00:45
I am going to be near Brian Town Road.
00:54
Four.
01:00
Mark, my engine three.
01:03
That's nice and so you can allow Englewood.
01:06
We're out Englewood.
01:13
Fifty-nine year old female.
01:15
She is conscious,
01:18
responding normally, breathing normally.
01:20
I'll advise that the patient took some pills about 2 hours ago for recreational intent.
01:28
That one as well.
01:30
We have frequent repeating it now.
01:37
Mass Central, does EMS aid need to stage?
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Location mentioned:
S Englewood Dr, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
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