Drug overdose with head injury at hotel near greenhill crossing dr, Haymarket VA
Heads up: This post was detected from real-time dispatch audio. Information may be incomplete, and the situation may evolve. Always verify using official agency releases.
Drug ViolationPolice and emergency medical services responded to a drug overdose at a hotel near Greenhill Crossing Drive. Multiple patients were involved, including a mother who was initially unconscious and bleeding from a head injury but later regained consciousness.
Audio|Heard on: Prince William County Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:59
Transcript:
00:00
So it's going to be six oxycodone,
00:03
two melatonin, and two Benadryl.
00:06
Okay, in 400.
00:12
There's going to be a second patient.
00:15
The mother has passed out as well.
00:17
She is awake at this time.
00:19
She's bleeding.
00:28
It's going to be bleeding from the head.
00:30
I believe she hit it while she was in the hotel.
00:34
Okay, 401.
00:36
It's responding to Green Hill Crossing Drive.
00:43
Now the second patient on scene, mother reported unconscious, now conscious, bleeding from the head.
00:50
We're adding additional units to your call, 0402.
00:59
Boxer403-5 probable, which is just for the overdose.
01:02
(number withheld) Green Hill Crossing Drive Cross Street's Little John Court.
01:06
Medic 5-250402.
01:13
7108-statish trick.
01:21
EMS can come in.
01:23
Okay, at 403.
01:29
151 on 2.
01:31
Okay at 403.
01:37
One's right.
01:38
You get what you're having.
01:40
Okay. Okay.
01:41
Box 0403 on 5 Bravo, assisted an overdose at (number withheld) Greenhill Crossing Drive, Crosseville-John Court, 92525 responding at 0406.
01:54
Second patient on the scene, adult females reported unconscious, now conscious.
Disclaimer:
This transcript was automatically generated and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Greenhill Crossing Dr, Haymarket, VA 20169
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
Correct
Incorrect
Not all dispatch calls become confirmed incidents. This reflects early radio traffic only. Treat with caution.
