Intentional overdose of ibuprofen at college dorm, New London NH
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a 19-year-old female at Colby-Sawyer College dormitory near Wilkins Way for a deliberate overdose of 20 Advil pills. She was conscious and breathing upon arrival. No other substances or weapons were reported.
Audio|Heard on: New London Public Safety
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Transcript:
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This tone is for new one ambulance and police to respond in New London, 27 Wilkins Way, Danforth Hall,
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third floor,
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room 61H's and Henry,
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Bravo level for a 19-year-old female, she's conscious breathing alert, intentional overdose of Advil, she took 20 pills,
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no other drugs or alcohol involved, and no weapons.
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Again, this tone is for New London Ambulance.
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and police to respond to New London, 27 Wilkins Way,
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Colby-Sawyer College, Danforth Hall, third floor,
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room 61H's and Henry, Bravo level for a 19-year-old female, conscious breathing and alert, intentional overdose,
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20 pills of Advil, no other drugs or alcohol involved, and no weapons.
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We got a status on patient, conscious breathing alert.
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Offerburt, she's conscious breathing alert.
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Oneway, can I get a repeat of the room,
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61, 61H's and Henry, third floor.
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One in two, one in two, 108.
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I have campus safety and route as well.
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Okay, five, that's on the door.
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Speaking to the female in the hallway.
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105.10 speaking to the subject 1390.
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Our alarm utility, what is the room number?
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61H's and Henry, third floor.
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Main St, New London, NH 03257
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