Medical emergency for elderly female with pill overdose, Falmouth ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a medical emergency near Brook Road for a 71-year-old female who accidentally overdosed on pills.
Audio|Heard on: Falmouth Police, Fire and EMS
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03:3
Transcript:
00:00
you said by for an EMS call.
00:01
It's over near Brook Road.
00:03
Burn 71-year-old female.
00:17
Final file in the air with the AMS Fox 41.
00:21
Can it be for a 71-year-old female accidental overdose on pills.
00:28
Repeating. File with file in the air with EMS Box 41.
00:32
Near Brook Road.
00:34
It's going to be for a 71-year-old female accidental overdose on pills.
00:37
All right.
00:42
I'm from Andrew 4.
00:46
Go and engine four.
00:47
Andrew 4 in 844 Route, near Brookroads.
00:53
2.4-8400.
01:02
Negative.
01:05
All right, we're going on up on.
01:06
Seconds.
01:16
Hello. Hello.
01:21
Yep.
01:22
Sounding is just and noise.
01:26
Ceph. All the PD is unseen, conscious and alert.
01:35
All right. All right from April.
01:47
Sounded.
01:51
840. A4N2.
01:56
All right.
02:07
All we're going to survive for a second AMAS call.
02:10
It's Maylodge at OSHAVU 20 in Blueberry.
02:27
File with a second AMS call.
02:29
This was at the main lodge at Ocean View 20 Blueberry Unit 108 for an unknown medical alarm activation.
02:36
Repeating. File and file with AMS Box 21.
02:40
Mainlogger Ocean View 20 Blueberry Unit 108 for a medical alarm.
02:50
23 to 11.
02:53
On from engine 4.
02:57
Point Lockwood.
03:01
Andrew four is on scene, near over approved.
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Location mentioned:
Brook Rd, Falmouth, ME 04105
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