Student possible overdose at Clarkson University dorm, Potsdam NY
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Drug ViolationEmergency responders were dispatched to a possible student overdose at Clarkson University dormitory in Newell Hall, room 206.
Audio|Heard on: St. Lawrence County Police, Fire, and EMS
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02:50
Transcript:
00:00
POTS and rescue.
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Have any second ambulance call? Need to start a response to first university, Newell, room 206, for a student possible overdose.
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Time of page 1651.
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Central dispatch, Mr.
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Fire. Get fired.
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Get fired a stretch up.
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Let's get a fire is acknowledged a call.
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R-579 out of service and room.
00:29
1652.
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Set by peripheral rescue, second aid, let's go.
01:00
Peresville Rescue, second name will call, respond 20 Barton Street, Department 7.
01:04
On 8.m. Lifeline activation, no response.
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Repeating for Parishville Rescue.
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Second name is called, respond 20 Barton Street, Department 7.
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Lifeline activation, no response, 1654.
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Mr.
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33-2, you can show me in route to the scene.
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1655.
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Good six hand one two six what?
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Show me out here?
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One two six out here, 1635.
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Dispatch our 79-15.
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Dispatch our 79-15.
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Our seven-grain's back-town.
02:05
79's on scene.
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1656.
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Bench 332, I'm on scene, 20 Barton.
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332, I'm on scene, 20 Barton.
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332, 1656.
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POSC in a second and second.
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Tsella, 2-0-2-0-0-1-1-2.
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157. The response to Clarkson University,
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Newell Hall, Room 206,
02:47
for a student possible overdose on page 1650.
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Location mentioned:
Clarkson Ave, Potsdam, NY 13699
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