Male found unconscious with possible overdose at Queen Avenue, Anacortes WA
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A male was found unconscious and not breathing near Queen Avenue and 13th Street with a suspected overdose. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is in progress and medical aid is en route.
Audio|Heard on: Skagit County Police and Fire
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
Med 14 respond text, six for a brother-sick unknown, near Queen Avenue and 13th Street.
00:05
For a male who appears unconscious, Cascade clear, 64.
00:13
Tuscades on the internet is also being advised.
00:15
Furnace down, white, all black.
00:18
George, 30 Cascade and servicing.
00:22
635. 20 copies.
00:24
Can you show me arriving.
00:27
I, I'll be at 664.
00:34
David, 2.9 Cascade arriving.
00:37
See for that.
00:40
David 2.9 Cascades, can we get aid rolling?
00:44
They've been advised due a new patient update, they're en route as a one ago.
00:50
Unconscious, not breathing.
00:51
It appears to be overdose.
00:54
Copy possible overdose, 655.
00:58
Blyze in round.
01:16
David 2.9-Case.
01:18
Riggers 1-2nd2.
01:21
Copy ringer's that M-656-56.
01:23
Rating 626-2-2-2.
01:26
The battalion 29, I'm interrupt.
01:28
I'm in rep.
01:34
Union 849,000.
01:38
Union 84, excuse.
01:49
1884.
01:51
Still me busy at the Mount Vernon Office League.
01:54
At the 16 respond taxics for a Delta[1] CPR[2], near Queen Avenue and 13th Street.
02:00
Med 16 respond tax six for a Delta[1] CPR[2], near Queen Avenue and 13th Street for a male, not conscious, not breathing with a possible overdose.
02:08
Cascade clear, safe 57.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response
[2]
CPR: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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