Possible drug overdose at Lake Road and Woodwinds Drive, St Paul MN
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Drug ViolationA person possibly overdosed at Lake Road and Woodwinds Drive. The patient walked into the hospital before emergency units arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County, Maplewood and North Saint Paul Public Safety
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Woodbury Station 3EF, respond to Lake Road and Woodwinds Drive for possible overdose.
00:05
Time is 2129.
00:14
534 to 236, can you go to the 40 quick?
00:23
He copies.
00:30
Number 40.
00:42
Did they say an ETA on when that second bus is going to be here, because Forest Lake has got a good idea if it's going to be a while?
00:52
All I got was that it shouldn't be long, but I will,
00:56
I'll double check on that here.
01:00
When you can, yeah, they were saying that they could get a Forest Lake school bus over here to at least get them off the highway or something if it's going to be a while.
01:11
Okay, for you.
01:12
When I was on the phone with them, they said that the bus was on their way as they speak, but they didn't not mention where it was coming from.
01:20
Okay.
01:21
Maybe when you can, see if you can get an ETA.
01:24
No rush.
01:26
10 4 stand by give me about two three minutes here no worse
01:40
I'm 4th 68 you need more light shot I got three maple gross squads with me he's off into the two lips
01:55
Hey, we're hard point two.
02:06
Dispatch, Woodbury Ambulance 3?
02:09
Woodbury Ambulance 3.
02:12
Do we know if the patient is with the RP or if the patient at Lake Road and Woodwinds Drive?
02:20
RP is the patient and they are currently walking inside the hospital now.
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Location mentioned:
Woodwinds Dr., St Paul, MN 55125
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