False alarm as apparent overdose at Appleton fire station, Appleton WI
Medical EmergencyAn incident at the Appleton fire station parking lot is reported as an overdose but later is reclassified as a conscious and breathing individual, calming public concern.
Audio|Source: Outagamie County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
We have an overdose in a parking lot.
00:05
Looking at an officer going to, do you need a merchant?
00:11
Ten forth. Ten forth.
00:18
For the closest unit, there is an overdose on the parking lot of Grand Chute Fire Station 2, near West Spencer Street, and any Juneergan.
00:30
We're in contact, can you check previous contacts at Department 102?
00:46
I mean for 2622.
00:50
2622?
00:53
You can have that officer downgrade, conscious breathing.
00:58
Looks like she just pulled up.
01:02
Never.
01:15
560, can you 10-9[1]?
01:19
Can you do a perfect check for me?
01:23
Go ahead.
01:25
Last name, Quimby, Q-U-I-M-B-Y.
01:31
First name, Amy, Commiselling, Middle seat, Charles,
01:34
Dipper 611,
01:36
female, white.
01:42
Rupi and her daughter will be at the birthview address.
01:47
And four.
01:55
33 to 41-5.
02:05
Do you need me down there for anything? I see everybody else.
02:11
No, I was just talking to fire here.
02:13
It sounds like if everything's fine, they actually already left, so he's not overdosing.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-9: Repeat message
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Location mentioned:
W Spencer St, Appleton, WI 54914
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