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20-year-old female overdoses on pills in garage, Deer Park WI
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to assist a 20-year-old female who overdosed on pills about 20 minutes earlier. She was found conscious in the garage of a residence near 200th Avenue. Law enforcement and EMS are on scene and are communicating with her through a mental health crisis service.
Audio|Heard on: St Croix County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Patrol Eau Claire Post
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Transcript:
00:00
First responders requested to stage near 200th Avenue.
00:24
200th Avenue.
00:25
Third-party calling reports a female has possibly overdosed on pills.
00:31
She is a 20-year-old located in the garage.
00:36
Stage in the area, cross streets are 240th street and 250th street.
00:40
First page is clear.
00:47
1121.
00:48
Stand by for a check.
00:52
51.
00:53
Sending EMS to stage near 200th Avenue for 20-year-old female.
01:00
She has overdosed on pills.
01:02
Caller advises.
01:04
She is in the garage and no weapons in the house.
01:10
Copy at 32 as well.
01:14
1122.
01:34
First responders requested to stage near 200th Avenue.
01:42
20-year-old female took pills approximately 20 minutes ago.
01:52
Law enforcement is en route.
01:54
This is in the area.
01:55
Second page is clear.
02:04
5245 will be enrolled.
02:07
5245 at 11 and 23.
02:15
Unknown conversation.
02:16
Unknown conversation.
02:22
A.D. 20 is ready.
02:30
Was that the yellow one?
02:37
Checking on that, Northwest Connections has a chat going with her.
02:47
She is home alone there, no weapons.
02:55
Responding to Cylon, she is aware law enforcement is coming.
03:02
You on copy.
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Location mentioned:
200th Ave, Deer Park, WI 54007
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