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Man suffers severe symptoms after possible overdose in Livonia, Hardinsburg IN
Medical EmergencyA man was reported suffering severe abdominal pain and possible medication overdose, prompting dispatch of EMS and officer as precaution due to concerning symptoms.
Audio|Heard on: Salem Washington Township Fire
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
EMS and Livonia, near West Babcock Road, a 61-year-old male, severe abdominal pain.
00:11
Washington County, W.O.451.000, 1651.
00:16
I'm going to be.
00:28
EMS in Livonia, near West Babcock Road,
00:35
61-year-old male,
00:37
severe abdominal pain, also advising he's got a severe headache.
00:41
Washington County to Pue 0452, 1652.
00:59
Phaarra.
01:07
I'm going to be.
01:13
7-11 district 88.
01:16
Go ahead.
01:20
Just 1043, I've got an officer en route that way just as a precaution.
01:25
Patient is a 61-year-old male, severe abdominal pain, complaints of a headache.
01:30
He thinks he might have taken the wrong medicine,
01:33
an excess dose of possibly dilatantin or something else.
01:39
Then he keeps saying he's feeling crazy.
01:42
I don't know what all that means, but I have an officer going there too.
01:45
10-4[1] appreciate it.
02:09
7-11 District 88.
02:15
1043. I got more information.
02:17
I asked him if he wanted to felt like he needed to hurt someone or felt like hurting anyone.
02:22
He said no.
02:23
I believe it's just severe abdominal pain.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
W Babcock Rd, Hardinsburg, IN 47125
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