Overdose reported in National City, National City CA
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Drug ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched for a suspected drug overdose involving an adult male found in a vehicle near East 8th Street in National City. The location was updated from East Plaza Boulevard, and the call was later canceled when Engine 31 took over.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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AMR 416, National City, near East Plaza Boulevard.
00:04
Can you acknowledge stand back?
00:07
416, I show you en route.
00:08
Acknowledge stand back.
00:11
416 copy stand back.
00:15
416 copy stand back, en route to near East Plaza Boulevard in National City.
00:21
This will be for patient overdose.
00:23
Engine is still pending at the moment.
00:25
Channel six Charlie six Delta.
00:28
416 updated information.
00:30
Still stand back, now responding with National City Engine 31.
00:34
It will be a thirty-five year old male located inside a dark Toyota.
00:40
AMR 416, 416, go ahead.
00:46
416, there is an updated location near East 8th Street.
00:52
Copy 416, near East 8th Street in National City.
00:56
Updating your call.
00:59
416 copy thanks.
01:02
AMR 416.
01:05
416 go ahead.
01:08
We'll cancel and route by Engine 31.
01:12
Copy cancel, clear and available.
01:14
Thank you 416.
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Location mentioned:
E 8th St, National City, CA 91950
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