Man incoherent after suspected drug overdose

Heard on: Washington DC Fire EMS

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Medical call for truck six, medic 24, small fire, ALS overdose, (number withheld) R Street Northwest.

00:04

Medical call for truck six, medic 24, small fire, ALS overdose, (number withheld) R Street Northwest.

00:09

Close our contact, check channel 012.

00:15

1803. Truck 17.

00:29

Truck 17, proceed for assistance assistance for water leak.

00:43

2042, (number withheld) Davis.

00:50

(number withheld) Davis, (number withheld), apartment (number withheld).

00:54

Truck 17, proceed assistance for water leak.

00:57

2042, (number withheld) Davis Street, South, apartment

01:01

(number withheld).

01:04

Close of eight, that's channel zero.

01:07

Two, 1804 .

01:09

Ambulance nine responding for the BLS overdose, (number withheld) , the number six street northwest, cross of Woodhaven avenue, at 1804 .

01:16

Truck six, medic 24 responding for the ALS overdose, (number withheld) R Street Northwest, cross of 16th street, patient located in the attic, 49 year old male, incoherent, at 1804 .

2026-11-11 23:03 UTC

Substance Use

R St NW, Washington, DC 20009

Man incoherent after suspected drug overdose

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As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes a possible ALS overdose involving a 49-year-old man reportedly incoherent in an attic near R Street Northwest, with fire and medical units responding.

Man incoherent after suspected drug overdose

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