Possible overdose leads to CPR on Kraft Avenue, Panama City FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a medical emergency near Kraft Avenue in Panama City involving a possible drug overdose. Narcan was administered to a 37‑year‑old person, and CPR was later performed at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Bay County Law Enforcement
Listen to dispatch call
02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Did you want them to meet at your location?
00:02
near Kraft Avenue, near Kraft Avenue.
00:07
Possible overdose, one dose of Narcan, 37-year-old individual.
00:12
Frank Paul saying Frank 51, FPSF51.
00:17
Gibraltar, we have a Ford SUV.
00:21
10-18[2].
00:23
10-1, if you could have them come to me, I'd appreciate it.
00:31
3125, can you be 5155 for 3023?
00:40
near Kraft Avenue.
00:42
We got a hit at 9:32 p.m., southbound on 8th.
01:09
Thirty-seven pounds, near Florida, back beach Walmart.
01:27
I believe this is actually going to be a sixty-seven verbal that occurred between an adult female and adult male.
01:34
He sped off in a white SUV matching the description of the one we're looking for.
02:18
CPR[1] is in progress.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in progress
[2]
10-18: Respond urgently or expedite response as soon as possible.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Kraft Ave, Panama City, FL 32401
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