Responding to possible drug overdose at San Antonio address 

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They have one portion received. Yeah, I'll call this back already to let them know. If not, I will. Yeah, yeah, we've been on the radio with them trying to figure this out, so. Medics 24-5-138. I'll return the service. We got this. Make an overdose[1] or poisoning, 3110 Thousand Oaks, Unit 137. Cross Streets, Bold Thousand Oaks, and Country Morning. Respond on Tech, 6. Delta 5. Made it 31, first responder, respond with other units. Make an overdose or poisoning, 3110 Thousand Oaks, Unit 137. Cross Streets, Bold Thousand Oaks, and Country Morning. Respond on Tack, 6. Delta 5. Meg 39 for on platform 14. This is Meg 339, go. Yeah, it's going to run this by all. PG's already got a clarification for an EV. I could call, I could call in and see if we could just have PV taker. That's what I was going to talk to PD about when I got there. As long as she's stable and everything, LexaTRO, you need about a 50 to 75 normal dose to actually OD and have an issue. So honestly, it would be safe for them to take her if the vitals are okay. They do have Medic 31 coming as well, so we're just going to see which unit gets there first. But if PD is willing to take her, that's pretty much what we were going to offer anyway because it is a safe dose that she'd possibly OD'd on, even with alcohol. Okay, what I need to call Med Control, just to confirm that? Yes, it is a Med Control contact. It should be Joy. And again, if she's stable, Joy shouldn't have a problem with it either. Okay, I'm going to recap to her, and I'll let you all know if she two agrees. No problem, otherwise we'll be there shortly. Sorry about the delay.

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