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Ocean City, MD

Person found unconscious from suspected alcohol poisoning 

audio iconAlcohol Violation
Near Coastal Hwy, Ocean City, MD 21842
Audio|Source: Worcester County / Ocean City Fire
00:57

Transcript:
7100 coastal highway the surface and switch from 319 or unconscious there we are paramount three one engine four final channel five zero four thirteen three one sir three one sir Agent 4-1-3, 044. Then that's 3-1-1-respondent. Apparently, 3-1 respondent, 0-4-50. 3-1, engine 4. This is complete, 7-100-kisle highway route 319, and 202-year-old male. I'm not conscious of breathing. Alcohol poisoning.

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