Possible overdose patient found near Whitmore Avenue, Stanislaus County CA
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Drug ViolationEmergency services found a person who may have overdosed near Whitmore Avenue. The patient was located at the back of a field behind a fence.
Audio|Heard on: Stanislaus County Sheriff and Fire Dispatch, Ceres Police Dispatch, and Modesto Police Dispatch
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01:30
Transcript:
00:00
The photos and overdoses?
00:03
Sirius, many.
00:04
The tail ends through Whitmore.
00:06
They're copy.
00:07
Overdose who just made patient contact.
00:09
It's going to get the very, very back of the field.
00:11
There's going to be a lot that goes over the fence.
00:14
Okay, so.
00:16
Also hold us.
00:19
I have permission this next is going to be a 3-7 inside of a tent.
00:24
A piece of the bigger innerfield the north end of this address next to the account.
00:28
Next.
00:32
93, Tom 1.
00:34
You guys clear?
00:35
Go.
00:37
Hey, for him.
00:39
That series copy that Whitmore Avenue open.
00:41
Thank you. I copy.
00:44
A-ram.
00:45
Control 6 Roberts, just want to confirm 11-41 is on scene.
00:50
Fort Fire is on scene.
00:52
A-gram Fire is on scene.
00:53
They are something to locate.
00:56
That's okay at 11-20-1.
00:58
We can have got 11-201-1-1-1-7-9-9-1.
01:06
6-0-6, control.
01:09
Good.
01:11
But that's still a 3 to 3.
01:17
Stand by.
01:20
I did locate the patient negative CPR possible overdose.
01:23
They're going to be in the very back of the field.
01:25
There is a water that goes over the fence.
01:27
I'm not copy.
01:28
I'm going 97.
01:29
I'm out there truck.
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Location mentioned:
E Whitmore Ave, California
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