Possible drug overdose reported at airport building, Houston TX
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to the FIS Building near Terminal E at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston for a possible drug overdose. Responders initially found no one at the reported location. The FIS building is a large facility, and efforts continued to locate and assist the patient near Terminal E, including areas near customs and downstairs. Additional ambulance units were assigned to the scene to provide aid.
Audio|Source: Houston Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
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Overdose.
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Ambulance 38,
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Sage Road.
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Alpha Bravo 10[1].
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There's no one at their location.
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There's no one at their location.
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There's science to repeat.
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Is PD not at their location? No one's at their location?
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Um,
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FIS building is a pretty large building.
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We need to sit them down what we're going in FIS.
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Assist citizen non-emergency.
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Ambulance 68,
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7950 South, Sam Houston Parkway West.
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Alpha Bravo 10[1].
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Medic 63 MS-902.
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MS-92.
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MS-I-2. MS-I-2. Go ahead.
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We're stays at echo departures.
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Receive. I'm going to a better location.
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I just have that if I have, but...
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MS-992 patients will be terminal E, FIS,
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downstairs, and customs.
Police codes explained
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Alpha Bravo 10: Low-to-moderate priority medical dispatch code, Alpha/Bravo level, determinant 10.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032
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