Underage person revived after overdose at library, Pittsburgh PA
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Drug ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical emergency at the Carnegie Library near Brownsville Road, where an underage person had overdosed in the bathroom. After receiving Narcan, the individual became responsive.
Audio|Heard on: Pittsburgh EMS Dispatch - Channel 1
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
Medical 11 Rescue 1, E0[1] detail in 2's district for near Brownsville Road, the Carnegie Library.
00:08
Underage person is overdosed in the bathroom.
00:13
11 copy.
00:17
One has it.
00:20
1508.
00:27
Medic 11, 502.
00:30
11.
00:33
Your current location?
00:36
Fifth and Shady Avenue.
00:42
Okay, receive, thank you, proceed with the detail.
00:46
Ah,
00:47
it's copy.
00:50
Medic 12,
00:52
502.
00:54
Not as well.
00:56
Yes, sir, can you be available at Allegheny? You would need the only unit available.
01:02
We're at Allegheny, Chief.
01:03
We're probably going to need extra time, but I think we're going to end up in the triage circle here.
01:10
I understand.
01:11
Just be advised I may need to pull you.
01:19
Medic 11.
01:22
Medicaid, stand by.
01:23
Medic 11 Rescue 1.
01:25
Male is now up and responsive after receiving a dose of Narcan.
Police codes explained
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[1]
E0: Highest-priority, life-threatening medical emergency requiring immediate response from emergency services.
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Location mentioned:
Carnegie Museum & Library, 4400 Forbes Ave Carnegie Lecture Hall, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
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