Intentional medication overdose at watertown address, Watertown SD
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Medical EmergencyMedical teams responded to near 1st Avenue Northeast in Watertown for a reported intentional medication overdose involving a drowsy 20-year-old male who was breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Codington County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:41
Transcript:
00:00
for a possible 620 attempt overdose.
00:42
Thanks.
00:45
I'm quite a bit closer, I could take that.
00:47
10 for the 620 times.
00:52
I didn't look old.
00:58
So.
01:03
She is responding to near 1st Avenue Northeast.
01:09
5 to Medi4, we got a tone but no input for the AMBEL call.
01:15
Medic 5, Medic 4, you're being requested to near 1st Avenue Northeast, HSA for intentional medication overdose of (name withheld).
01:28
Take one an hour ago.
01:29
Very drowsy is breathing 20-year-old male intentional overdose.
01:34
9-8-4 cabbie.
01:36
Dean clears that player call and put us in room.
01:40
Time by.
01:43
3.5.
01:47
858.
01:49
No.
01:57
Yeah, 325.
02:00
Go ahead.
02:02
My computer is currently down at the FD gets there before me and they don't see anything.
02:07
Can you let me know?
02:10
No crews,
02:12
no smoke or fire showing up to time.
02:14
Overall type of construction.
02:17
10-4[1].
02:20
That one copies.
02:22
Thanks, Jared.
02:25
5-2. Engine 4 is on scene.
02:29
5-4.
02:31
5-2 Battalion 1 is on scene as well.
02:35
10-4[1].
02:38
5-2-medic for is on scene at HSA.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/OK
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Location mentioned:
1st Ave NE, Watertown, SD 57201
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