Male suffers possible overdose at Roosevelt Trail location, Windham ME
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Drug ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders arrived at a location near Roosevelt Trail for a medical emergency involving a 40-year-old male possibly overdosing. The patient was conscious and breathing, moved from the lobby to the parking lot near a dumpster. Police and EMS were on scene providing aid.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Windham Fire, stand by for a medical, possible overdose, near Roosevelt Trail.
00:08
7-010-8[2].
00:11
Copy 11.
00:14
25 to 65, what's your 20?
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Chad, one road by patches.
00:23
County window 11.
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325-county.
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I'll be tenning from this.
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You can attach me to the alarm, I'll take it.
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I've Roosevelt Trail for a possible overdose.
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The caller stated male was overdosing in the lobby.
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Tell.
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Sir.
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Is there out.
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Copy 14.
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County Windham 11.
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Go ahead.
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Just a patient update for you.
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It is reported that he is a 40-year-old male, conscious, and breathing.
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Tenful.
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14, copy. 14, copy.
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File, I'm on the air with a medical box.
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For Windham Ambulance 22, Utility 212, respond to near Roosevelt Trail, cross streets,
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Enterprise Drive, Crimson Drive, and Ridge Road.
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For a 40-year-old male in the lobby who is overdosing via trial lower response.
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Barlow, beating with a medical box 22.
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For Windham Ambulance 22, utility 12,
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respond to near Roosevelt Trail.
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For a 40-year-old male overdosing in the lobby via trial overdose, time of his home is once...
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35.
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White male, black hoodie, and sweatpants.
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Ten-four.
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Forty-one. County, we cleared the report.
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Copy 41.
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County 11.
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Another update for you when you're ready.
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103.
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It's going to be on the side of the building by the dumpster.
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Ambulance 22 to file.
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The follow of answering ambulance 22.
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Ambulance is going to be arriving there in just a moment as well.
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As well.
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Cobbys, the ambulance 22 en route through the medic.
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And the patient left the lobby, now in the parking lot.
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He's a white male wearing a black hoodie and sweatpants.
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Now on the side of the building over by the dumpster, and police are in route as well.
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Received, thank you.
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Window 14 counties, rest are you going to stage or are they going right in.
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3.26 County, can you reopen that domestic for a minute? You've got to put some names in there.
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Time for.
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Counting 14.
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Good.
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Rescue is en route.
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I believe they're just going to go right to the scene.
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Ten four. We're all right behind them.
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Ten four. Ten four.
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Seven kind of going on.
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Copy eleven.
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I have the male over here.
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Copy 11, Overware.
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31 County will be on the east side of the building.
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10-4[1]. Break County when on 14.
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Ambulance 22 to file-up.
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Follow him answering ambulance 22.
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11.
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Unseen with patient contact.
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Follow him copy. One of the annuals 22, on-scene patient contact.
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7-6-2-Gress-22 on scene patient contact.
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Go-1-1-ha-ha-l.
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Go on one head with it.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
[2]
10-8: In service and available to respond to calls.
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Location mentioned:
Roosevelt Trail, Windham, ME 04062
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