False overdose report at apartment near Church Street, Scio NY
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Drug ViolationA report of a 36-year-old female overdose near Church Street was later cancelled after the caller stated there was no overdose and no emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Allegany County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Salli, M.S. Second Dispatch, respond to near Church Street, Apartment B.
00:04
36-year-old female reported overdose, 816[1].
00:12
816[1]. The Lincoln County Health personnel, the final unit reported out of service,
00:17
December 11th.
00:18
Wellsville 7, Willing 9,
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0860.
00:27
One phone on.
00:30
One, one.
00:32
Just in her apartment yesterday, there's going to be no room to be an EMS, so they could go in and start treating her.
00:37
Break it, they're on the way.
00:43
Okay,
00:45
they're on the way.
00:48
Any county in a MAG-34?
00:51
Got.
00:55
Now she's calling in and wanting to cancel everybody, there's no emergency.
01:02
You can put a lot to the same logo, check it out, no advice.
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All racing.
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Hello. All right, one.
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One, one.
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One. One.
01:25
You copy the fire traffic.
01:29
She didn't.
01:37
Second callback,
01:39
she is now stating that she did not overdose, never said that she overdosed, and did not want anyone we advised her they were still going to.
01:53
It's back.
01:55
Roddy, Maddick 34.
01:58
Maddox 34.
02:00
No need for EMS.
02:03
You simply want to re-on or magic as you can cancel our voice or in service.
Police codes explained
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[1]
816: 911 hang-up
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Location mentioned:
Church b, Scio, NY 14880
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