Intentional prescription overdose reported at residence, Lincoln NE
Medical EmergencyFire and rescue units responded to a reported intentional prescription drug overdose involving a 50-year-old woman at a residence near Elk Ridge Rd in Lincoln, Nebraska. Police were also dispatched due to concerns about possible self-harm intent.
Audio|Source: Lincoln Fire and Rescue
02:51
Transcript:
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Engine 15 and medic 4.
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Zone 191. Medical Charlie[1] response, possible overdose.
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At near Elk Ridge Rd, respond on tack side.
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Engine 15 and Medic 4, respond to.
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Zone 191. Medical Charlie[1] response, possible, overdose.
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At near Elk Ridge Rd, respond on tax by.
00:32
Track 1. Let's work on getting the aerial down, disconnect on the supply line.
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Italian Taylor Command.
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Go ahead.
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Yeah, fire starting to come through the roof on the Delta side there.
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Okay, engine one truck one, hold on.
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You said it was Delta side?
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Yes,
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probably two feet up from the east.
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Five, are you able to hit it from your point or at least move to the delta side?
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It looks like it's about the center, the deep.
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We're working on a different angle right now.
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Okay.
01:34
The pre-wise?
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Oh, 21.
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If you want to receive, start tearing down the lines.
01:51
For engine 15, verifying a trial of the response, zone 191,
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45,
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17, Elk Ridge Road,
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for a 50-year-old female who intentionally overdose on prescription medications,
02:07
Caller is not currently on location and just received messages and text referencing intent to self-harm here on TAC-5[2] in route with LPD.
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Go on TAC 5.
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Go ahead, engine 15.
02:29
We're going to respond code 1 until LPD clears the same.
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Andrew said code 1 until LPD clears.
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Seeing the medic four on tack five she copy code one medic four received code one
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In the 15th of the area stage.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medical Charlie: EMD Priority C medical response (moderate priority)
[2]
TAC-5: Tactical radio channel 5 used for operational communications.
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Location mentioned:
Near Elk Ridge Rd, Lincoln, NE 68516
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