Possible overdose at near east 15th avenue, Winfield KS
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Medical EmergencyA possible overdose was reported near East 15th Avenue. Emergency medical responders arrived with lights and sirens. The patient was conscious and breathing when medics made contact.
Audio|Heard on: Cowley County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
1049 for possible overdose.
00:08
Dispatch for EMS near East 15th Avenue officer requests possible overdose.
00:25
Dispatch, Wednesdays, near East 15th Avenue, officer request for possible overdose.
00:36
Medics 72.
00:37
Acknowledgment, Medic 72.
00:47
320 dispatch, we're en route to location.
00:51
104.
00:52
Just running code 3-2 here otherwise.
00:56
Acknowledgment.
01:01
5.5-2215.
01:06
First to be South Dakota.
01:09
O'LN, (number withheld).
01:14
Repeating (number withheld).
01:17
Second when you're available.
01:20
We make contact with the individual.
01:23
She sent four, I advise her she needs to call her mother.
01:27
We'll be 10-8, no report.
01:40
Third-party report of a physical disturbance, 1105E6, third-party call or Pee's out of state by his 13-year-old child called and told there is a physical disturbance between siblings and mother.
01:58
321 in a round.
02:04
Callers from out of state.
02:07
Acknowledgment.
02:11
Do it is bad shows and service?
02:16
To inform medic 202, officer on scene on traffic stop, possible overdose,
02:23
respond code 3.
02:29
104.
02:36
Those confirming your 23 and with 306?
02:39
Acknowledgment, I'm out with 306.
02:46
Acknowledgment. 72 days' badges, patient conscious and breathing.
03:05
Zero female, she is conscious and breathing.
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Location mentioned:
E 15th Ave, Winfield, KS 67156
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