Possible drug overdose treated at life center, Galax VA
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Drug ViolationA person near Painter St at the Life Center Building 1 experienced a possible drug overdose and shallow breathing. Emergency medical units were dispatched, and the patient was initially unconscious but later became alert and conscious.
Audio|Heard on: Carroll County Public Safety and Galax City Fire / EMS
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03:32
Transcript:
00:00
CECOMW to respond Life Center of Galax,
00:04
possible overdose, CCOM clear, 2350.
00:07
No,
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copy.
00:23
No, 113.
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The respond,
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Life Center, Building 1.
00:41
It's going to be in reference soon to overdose.
00:52
One, 23 Carl, I'm 1076 as well.
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Stand for.
01:04
The Comedictus in route.
01:12
Medic 2 en route.
01:14
Patients BP is 90 over 70,
01:18
heart rate 94.
01:20
While on the phone with the nurse, patients breathing became shallow and less frequent.
01:28
Nurse thinks that she has taken given a peniton, also she could have taken more narcotics.
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Drop it.
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Be advised your office is in rail as well.
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Thank you.
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One-23 girl ten twenty-twenty-three There's one in the back
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Yeah,
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ten-four.
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Can't free, uh,
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you're good for you in this command.
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Yes, ten, ten four, I'm going to go to the spot towards the very prone entrance for available.
02:40
Okay, for. Okay, for.
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Okay.
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Copy Medic 2.
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Be advised,
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enter the side door, push Air Force Air Force.
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Sample.
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VMSU, alert, unconscious.
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Sample.
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Meg, to be advised, Sheriff's office, states,
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patient is alert and conscious at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Painter St, Galax, VA 24333
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