Unresponsive male found in Central Park suspected overdose, Winter Park FL
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders found an unresponsive male bent over near W Morse Blvd in Central Park. The situation appeared to be a fentanyl overdose but was not confirmed. The male showed abnormal breathing and other distress signs.
Audio|Source: Orange County and Orlando Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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We'll be the south end of Central Park.
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Closest to the train station, the mill will be in the park.
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Boulevard. Rescue 41.
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OCFR 7. Timeout 1411.
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As the caller was calling from a distance, he did not have any confirmation of a fentanyl overdose, just stated it appeared to be a fentanyl overdose.
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Understood, thank you.
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She's responding normally, not breathing normally, having chest pain or discomfort and difficulty speaking.
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1412.
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1412. NARP C, C, Caroline.
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They're coming in the area. They're coming to locate.
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Two-one in the area.
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Rescue, the 41's responding on, detected.
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Rescue 41 with engine 61.
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There'll be a static mail.
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He was bent over with his wallets filled out and unresponsive. This will be in Central Park, the south end of the park near W Morse Blvd.
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Location mentioned:
Central Park, 150 W Morse Blvd, Winter Park, FL 32789
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