21-year-old male reported to have ingested Prozac and Xanax (possible overdose)
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Jackson County Public Safety
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10-4. Jackson County advised they've got a juvenile out of control, possible overdose at (number withheld) Barrett Lane, (number withheld) Barrett Lane in Annville.
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Male subject took a whole bottle of his medication.
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He's now combative, tearing up the house.
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They are going to send EMS and fire.
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10-4, show me (name withheld).
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10-4.
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26 Richmond, how old is this juvenile involved in this?
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10-4, it's going to be a 21 year old male, (name withheld).
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Correction on the address, it's going to be (number withheld) Barrett Lane.
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10-4.
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Central EMS, Central EMS, need you respond.
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Well, excuse me, stage up at the dollar store over in Annville in regards to a 21 year old ingesting Prozac and Xanax bars and trying to overdose.
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Caller advises he's being combative.
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We do have SO units en route.
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EMS Four Central shows tonight.
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Ten Four, EMS Four.
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Break for random emergency now.
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Go ahead.
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And for that, reported time is going to be 105.
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Notify time is going to be 105.
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In route time is going to be 108.
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Break.
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Go ahead.
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I need you to stage up at 3500 Highway 3630.
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That's going to be at the dollar store over in Annville.
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In regards to a 21 year old potentially trying to overdose.
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RP advised he took a whole bottle of Prozac and a few bars.
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Advising that he is combative at this time, and we do have him in route.
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Ten four. What was the run number?
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Ten four. That run number is going to be 1745 .
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Seventeen 45 .
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Ten four. Can you go ahead and contact poison control and let them know what the caller states he took and everything and find out what we might need to do? Let them know it is a BLS crew.
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Ten four.
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Ten four. Thank you.
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