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Teen girl reported overdose on multiple pills, Las Cruces NM

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Lynx Trail, Las Cruces, NM 88001

Emergency units responded to a report of a 14-year-old girl who took multiple pills in a possible overdose and is conscious and breathing.

Audio|Heard on: Las Cruces/Dona Ana Public Safety
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Transcript:
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near Lynx Trail
00:05
It's going to be for a 14-year-old female conscious and breathing, reporting an overdose.
00:12
Caller reports the friend lives nearby and took multiple pills.
00:16
We're still gathering.
00:18
I'll send you a second as soon as I have one of it.

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Location mentioned:
Lynx Trail, Las Cruces, NM 88001

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Incident Timeline

  1. Further Clarification and Coordination
  2. Location Update
  3. Information Gathering
  4. Initial Overdose Report

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