Woman possibly ingests liquid soap at Suffolk location, Suffolk VA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 35-year-old woman was reported to have possibly ingested liquid soap near White Marsh Road in Suffolk. Later, the caller updated that she did not ingest the soap. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Suffolk City Fire and Rescue
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01:53
Transcript:
00:00
Ingested liquid soap, party 1, 321 rap C drive.
00:08
Engine 5, 995, person ingested liquid hand soap.
00:12
Party 1, 321, Rept C drive, Carters Long Coat Drive.
00:20
75 metacive him a 35 year old female conscious and breathing ingested an entire bottle of liquid silk when asking the caller if why she did it he said it may have been a mistake.
00:48
Letter 5, Medical 11, chest pains party 1, 319, seat in circle, closes Burlington Street.
00:58
...5 medicate 5.
00:59
You're responding to a 35-year-old female.
01:02
She ingested liquid soap with unknown if it was accidental or intentional.
01:10
Pating is being dispatched as well.
01:12
Sick patient,
01:16
near White Marsh Road, Priority 1[1].
01:23
Tension 3, Medic 1, 6 patient,
01:26
near White Marsh Road, Priority 1[1].
01:27
Cross street of Badger Road and Washington Ditch, Priority 1[1].
01:35
That's 11 rounds.
01:37
So far.
01:44
Medicare 5B, the caller called back requesting to cancel advising of the patient now advised that she did not ingest the soap.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority response, potentially life-threatening
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Location mentioned:
White Marsh Rd, Suffolk, VA 23434
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