Man poisons himself by drinking almond oil at home
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For NASA ambulance, EMS call, (number withheld) East schodack Road, cross streets of Payne Road and Brookside Drive.
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Paging for NASA EMS, EMS call, (number withheld) East Schodack Road, cross streets of Payne Road and Brookside Drive.
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Twelve 45 , dispatcher five four.
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Dispatcher, 1st response four.
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First response four.
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On scene.
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Received on scene, twelve forty-six.
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Five 515 . Five 515 .
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In route to Samaritan.
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Received. In route to Samaritan.
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Twelve 46 .
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Six 110 dispatch.
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Six 110 . En route to SPMC with one patient BLS.
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Radio safe 1246 .
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Dispatch 5435 .
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Five 435 . Five 435 arriving.
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Radio safe arriving 1246 .
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Zone 13, patrol EMS notification.
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Ambulance being dispatched (number withheld), (number withheld) East Schodack Road between Payne Road and Brookside Drive for a 36-year-old male.
01:34
Police, he's poisoned himself by drinking almond oil.
01:37
1247, dispatcher 53.
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For Mohawk ambulance, East Schoharie fire with Nassau ambulance Charlie for a poisoning.
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(number withheld) East Schoharie Road, cross streets of Payne Road and Brookside Drive.
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Repeating for Mohawk ambulance with East Schoharie fire with Nassau EMS
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Charlie for a poisoning.
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(number withheld) East Schoharie Road, cross streets of Payne Road and Brookside Drive.
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Twelve 48 , dispatcher five four.
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EMS 5854.
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We're arriving.
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1248.
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All right.
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Precinct 6463, you're arriving 1249.
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Dispatch 6701.
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6701.
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You can show us in route.
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Received unit 1250,
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(number withheld) East Schodack Road, cross streets of Payne Road and Brookside Drive.
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Going to be a 1st priority.
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36 year old male, conscious breathing.
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Male swallowed items.
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He thinks it's poisonous.
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It's going to be Charlie for an overdose or poisoning.
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Received, thank you, thanks.
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