female overdose patient regains pulse and breathing, Spokane County WA
Medical EmergencyFire and emergency medical services responded to an overdose incident involving a 30-year-old female who was initially not breathing. The patient was later found to have a pulse and breathing was restored. The incident occurred near Wandermere Road in Washington.
Audio|Source: Spokane City and County Fire / EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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MBA Bravo Tower 91 North Division Street and North Wandermear Road Channel North Primary, MBA.
00:16
It is an Rasmontz.
00:17
I've been updated to an echo call for a 30-year-old female overdose and counts as not breathing.
00:24
You have 112 for instance to Natch.
00:27
Primary, Fall.
00:29
Answer, sir, Kelly.
00:33
Yeah, you want, copy.
00:35
Spokane Engine 4.421 West Montgomery Avenue, Channel City Primary, cardiac arrest.
00:49
Cardiac arrest. You can cancel the division.
00:53
It was a single vehicle and the driver is off-plain.
00:56
Can't confirm the address is off-cheller and not the amortals.
01:03
Dispatch Tower 911, was that a council for both units? The caller address was the one given by the alarm company.
01:10
That's affirmative, occupants now leaving.
01:13
All right, have a copy.
01:16
Can you just double-check the alarm company, please?
01:23
I'll try his phone number.
01:26
All right, just have a copy, Lincoln.
01:32
All incoming units of 421 Metsk, West Montgomery patient has a pulse and it's the breathing, not an echo call.
01:44
Such, coffee, Steven has a pulse, this breathing, not an echo call.
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N Wandermere Rd, Washington
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