Possible overdose reported near First Street in Milo, Milo ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a possible overdose near First Street in Milo. The patient was reported as not fully alert. Fire and ambulance units are on the scene to provide assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Piscataquis County Sheriff and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
03:19
Transcript:
00:00
Milo 3, can you head to near First Street? Possible overdose at that location.
00:06
We're going to stay in CMS.
00:12
4.
00:33
Procedurally changing Milo Ambulance, Milo Ambulance, they requested near First Street for a possible overdose, third party caller,
00:42
no further information.
00:43
The unit strong-in, timeout, here 16.30.
00:52
24-2-Gred.
00:55
Just remain.
01:21
Catecliff paging Milo Fire.
01:23
Milo Fire you requested by Milo Ambulance to start for near First Street in Milo for a possible overdose.
01:33
Call came in third party, no further information.
01:36
Your timeout is 1632.
01:52
417-22 at 1632nd 33.
02:00
17303 13.0-1-80 responding at 16.
02:11
That was 24 in 1street, John.
02:15
It could be 44, 4.4.
02:18
Got it.
02:20
1722.
02:23
Go ahead.
02:27
We now have a caller on the line that is on team.
02:34
The patient is not completely alert, not really making sense.
02:39
And the bill is where they're at it.
02:45
And four,
02:47
we are looking for the residents.
02:51
We want.
02:57
Got a question.
02:58
My little crew.
02:59
I'm outside.
03:02
We're having a difficult time finding them.
03:05
One 1722. Said a couple people are going to come outside to meet you.
03:12
Hello, 3. Sounds like a few people are on scene there.
03:16
We've gotten another call from someone that is there.
03:19
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Location mentioned:
1st St, Milo, ME 04463
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