Male overdose patient breathing but unresponsive, Stanchfield MN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a male was found overdosing and not breathing near 389th Avenue Northeast, Stanchfield Township. Emergency responders noted he began breathing but remained unresponsive.
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Transcript:
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Attention, Braham Rescue.
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Near 389th Avenue Northeast, Stanchfield Township, male overdose, not breathing, use ISTAC 3.
00:09
Near 389th Avenue Northeast, Stanchfield Township for a male overdose, not breathing, use ISTac 3 for Braham Rescue.
00:15
Time of H713.
00:18
Cambridge Chiefs, 3, Sandy.
00:21
Cambridge, Chiefs, 3.
00:22
Cambridge, Steve, sir.
00:24
You can put me 10-8.
00:26
Put me en route to that medical instantial, please.
00:30
Be advised.
00:31
I just got a call back from a line of the mail.
00:33
Is now breathing? He's still unresponsive, though.
00:38
10-4.
00:40
Am I cleared in? Do you think? Is there any issue with the house?
00:45
His father's there.
00:47
I do not believe there is any issue.
00:50
10-4 from 375.
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75. 75.
00:57
Cambridge Chief Three, any arrival?
01:01
Cambridge Chief Three Seven Nineteen.
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Grand Rescue One, any arrival?
01:07
Grand Rescue One, be advised he is breathing but still unresponsive.
01:12
Copy that.
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Location mentioned:
389th Ave NE, Stanchfield, MN 55080
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