Opioid overdose treated with CPR at Aurora apartment, Aurora CO
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders attended an opioid overdose incident at an apartment near East 14th Avenue and North Beeler Street in Aurora. The patient was in arrest and CPR was in progress without availability of Narcan medication.
Audio|Source: Aurora Fire
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Transcript:
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Battalion 5, Engine 2, Engine 1 on an overdose, near East 14th Avenue, Apartment (number withheld).
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Engine 1, Engine 2, Battalion 5 on an overdose,
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911,
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Near East 14th Avenue, Apartment (number withheld), cross of North Beeler Street, Respond on Tac 2 at 1520.
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214th Avenue Corvany and the 6-2.
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Goodbye, Pappy.
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212. 519.19,
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clear.
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Medic 105, responding to 14th.
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Copy medic 105.
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Ingen 1, sorry to touch.
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AngelWalk. You're going to be responding out with Ungeon 2, Battalion 5, and Medic 105 for an unknown age, unknown gender party that's having an opioid arrest and there's no Narcan available.
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Do you walk out.
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and under the one they have started CPR
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you all 11 please
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Location mentioned:
Near E 14th Ave, Aurora, CO 80010
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