Overdose patient found unresponsive at 7th and Niagara
Medical EmergencyRadio report about a medical emergency at the intersection of 7th and Niagara. A person is on the ground, not moving and breathing slowly. Medics are en route and police are responding. The audio references an overdose and includes a spoken name, which is replaced with (name withheld).
Audio|Source: Niagara Falls Police
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Transcript:
00:00Two from the hospital.00:0310-4.00:08To have two cars available for an overdose, 7th in Niagara Street, mail on the ground, not moving, slightly breathing, medical's en route, 7th in Niagara Street.00:22That's how to start that way.00:25Copy?00:30Copy phone.00:32Thirty-nine, I'll head over there.00:36Copy three nine.00:42Same by four two.00:44Police radio.00:46Four,00:51one. He's breathing.00:53Copy.
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Two from the hospital.
00:03
10-4.
00:08
To have two cars available for an overdose, 7th in Niagara Street, mail on the ground, not moving, slightly breathing, medical's en route, 7th in Niagara Street.
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That's how to start that way.
00:25
Copy?
00:30
Copy phone.
00:32
Thirty-nine, I'll head over there.
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Copy three nine.
00:42
Same by four two.
00:44
Police radio.
00:46
Four,
00:51
one. He's breathing.
00:53
Copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Code 2: Urgent, but not life-threatening response
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Location mentioned:
7th St & Niagara St, Niagara Falls, NY 14303
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