Man requests transport for detox at near 9th Street, Saratoga Springs NY
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Medical EmergencyA man near 9th Street requested transport for detox. Emergency medical services are responding. There was also a separate call about a possible mental health issue involving a female who was walking near Glens Falls.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Warren and Saratoga Counties Fire and EMS
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01:43
Transcript:
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5-6-0-3-9 4395-3-8 pitcher road brick-up in the rogson 5-1 room 9 rapist fetching EMS[1] to near 9th Street for a male requesting transport for detox 2g59 west mountain and leisern 909
00:32
We're clear up near to my service.
00:36
Clear from the service at 9-09.
00:38
4-3. 4-3. The control looks like it's in the area of the exit 18 overpass, just past the Taco Bell McDonald's.
00:49
Had a female on the line could not get awarded and they figured out exactly what's going on.
00:54
It sounds like a possible mental health breakdown.
00:56
She checked out of the days in.
00:58
Of course, to be extremely distrable, I believe somebody's coming for her, made reference to Charlie Kirk, I'm not exactly sure what she needs.
01:06
You can check her welfare.
01:09
Her plot shows walking towards the city of Glens Falls when I need the overpass.
01:18
Received, I'll check the area.
01:22
A 910.
01:30
Just for mutually water first.
01:33
Number three, nine, treats.
01:36
52-year-old male overdose.
01:39
Correction, requesting transport for detox.
01:41
910. I'll have more mail to go in Salt Hospital.
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EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
9th St, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
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