Overdose response at Walmart leads to medical assistance
Drugs ViolationEmergency responders were called to Walmart for a woman who used something harmful. She may have taken an unknown substance, and medical teams were sent to help her.
Audio|Source: Des Moines Fire/EMS
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We just have a dispatch. You call the caller back if they can see us or maybe they get direct us in. Happy. Bye-bye. Next day, they're out. Medic. Mediq 10 and Jin 10. 50101, Southeast 14th Street on an overdose. Mediq 10 and Jin 10, Go response three on channel for your timeout 21.9. Nix 6, truck 6, you're going to 2864 South East 8th Street. PD's drawn with you for a 26-year-old male and withdrawals from alcohol. Not foliar, but conscious and a little trouble breathing. No, shit, copy. Engine 7 from dispatch. Go free from 7. Well, the colleague said they're no longer unseen. said that it wasn't marking in the hall, so they think someone might have taken care of this patient or they got up the scene. Did you have a copy? We're unable to locate we'll all return of service. Gabby. Medicines in route. Copy, Middick 10, Engine, and you're going to the Walmart. 5101 Southeast 14th Street, all 30 PDs out with a female that just swallowed a bunch of something. We're not sure what. It's itself. What's itself? Medic 3,000 East Grand. 3,000 East Grand Avenue at the State Fair on Backville. Medic 3,000, correspondence, 1 on Des Moines Tech 11, timeout, 21-12.
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Location mentioned:
Near SE 14th St, Des Moines, IA 50320
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