Person reportedly overdosed but left after recovering, Wake County NC
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were sent to an overdose report in Wake County, NC. On arrival, the person was awake and not injured. A bystander threw water on the person who then left the scene. No medical treatment was needed.
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Just reason we're out to the overdose, um, I can't well, no.
00:05
1-11, you need any additional?
00:07
Negative, we can handle.
00:08
Headquarters from engine 11 on text 1-1.
00:10
Headquarters from Engine 11 on Tech 20.
00:12
Engine 3 from Engine 11.
00:14
Three, from Engine 11. Three guys.
00:15
What was all that traffic about us switching calls?
00:18
Well, three's on scene now at the Colin Lehman at North Carolina Boulevard.
00:21
Originally we got dispatched to Psychiatrics off of Marshall.
00:25
We were basically on scene and then they switched us over to this call off North Carolina Boulevard that you guys were originally on, I think.
00:32
Copy. Engine 3 is on the scene, North Valley Boulevard.
00:35
Rusty, you try to pop down.
00:37
By the one, Ozo. M.S. from Rescue 6.
00:39
EMS here at Jordan Oaks.
00:40
There is no patient.
00:41
The resident and the noted address say she has no illness that is not injured and does not fall.
00:48
Copy the right.
00:49
Engine 3 to incoming EMS events on attack 21.
00:54
3 is not saying we just spoke to.
00:56
Bystander and the bystander threw some water on the patient, they woke up, got angry, and walked off for no patient.
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Wake County, NC
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