Overdose call with narcan and CPR at North Esperanza Road, Chino Valley AZ
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Drug ViolationEmergency responders were called to a possible drug overdose near North Esperanza Road. Narcan was administered twice and CPR was in progress.
Audio|Heard on: Yavapai County Public Safety
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03:4
Transcript:
00:00
We have an overdose call near North Esperanza Road, possibly overdosing. Narcan administered twice, passed to medical.
00:22
It's 104-2-104, and just like the note, the reporting party is going to wait on a call before she heads up here.
00:28
Come for, I copy.
00:31
I copy.
00:42
...for 13, I'll be 1019 on Tintuno, Brum Press, Coastal.
00:49
Okay. All right, thank you.
00:52
NOSA, 1015, 0.1019 to Juvie.
00:55
Copy 101.
00:58
Number,
00:59
go ahead.
01:01
NOSA, 101 will be (number withheld).
01:05
All right. All right.
01:34
In Gen 61, Unit 130, Battalion 6, Medical, near North Esperanza Road.
01:42
YCSO is en route, stage at your discretion.
01:51
We're close.
01:52
We'll be going, Code 3[1].
02:05
Good.
02:09
Sir.
02:16
Alarm, battalion six, ready for additional.
02:33
One unit is going to be for a possible overdose.
02:37
Near North Esperanza Road.
02:39
There was mention of fentanyl also, stage at your discretion.
02:49
Medical is now describing CPR.
02:53
They're getting started.
02:55
Okay, you know, copy.
03:03
That's right so far, copy your book.
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[1]
Code 3: Emergency response requiring use of lights and siren.
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Location mentioned:
N Esperanza Rd, Chino Valley, AZ 86323
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