Male overdoses and revived with naloxone in Skowhegan, Skowhegan ME
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Drug ViolationEmergency services responded to a male overdosing near West Front Street in Skowhegan. He was given two doses of Narcan and regained consciousness.
Audio|Heard on: Kennebec, Somerset, and Waldo County Fire Departments
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02:35
Transcript:
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Somerset Com, Skowhegan Fire, EMS[1], need to respond near West Front Street, reporting a male overdosing.
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Somerset Com, Skowhegan Fire, EMS[1],
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need units to respond near West Front Street.
00:15
Report of a male overdose, the time of your tone, 2144.
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Time for Com fire copies.
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Joe Squad 16, respond,
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near West Front Street.
00:28
7.4. Squad 16.
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Civil revising outback in a vehicle.
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Advising,
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Comutio, Kuh.
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112, turn again.
00:51
There'll be Gino Kasten.
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Chino Kasten, I'll put him in the qual.
01:09
We'll let you know which unit.
01:19
In Narcan twice, he's breathing,
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still not a chronic.
01:26
Number two doses of Narcan.
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8 to Moldo 108.
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Main No3, 452, Frank,
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3,
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452, and blue throughout there.
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So, Moldo 203 Patrol 2.
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Awesome.
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112.
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We'll let ESSO, he's responsive.
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I think he's responsive.
02:14
He's responsive.
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...stream.
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Go ahead of radio, Matt.
02:28
MS3, be advised for PDOs and two doses of Narcan, word, third,
02:33
be it is awake for time.
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EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
W Front St, Skowhegan, ME 04976
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