Investigation opened after burglary report and overdose, Baltimore MD
Burglary, Medical EmergencyPolice responded to a reported burglary in the 3800 block area, which was changed to an investigation. There was also a call about a possible overdose near Liberty Heights Ave where Narcan was administered and medical help was checked on.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Northwest District
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Transcript:
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You have any second one unit coming clear? I have two priorities.
00:03
One for burglary, 3,800 block-up area, and an overdose for near Liberty Heights Ave.
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David 13[1], for my burglary, you can give this, change it to an investigate, give it a David no, put that burglary in my box and can you see if medical processing was complete on that overdose?
00:19
Okay. You know in the back of 13, 3,500 either?
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15. You can put me on our body.
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Okay. Reference to the Obidels, Narcan[2] was administered.
00:28
And... I don't see that it transferred it.
00:30
No-N-I. No-N-N-I.
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Sir, Joe. Go ahead and give it a Frank now.
00:32
I know this is a lot.
00:33
So that's overdose, there's nobody out here.
00:36
So can you change this to a sick case and give it a deep enough?
00:38
Sure.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
David 13: Police unit identifier
[2]
Narcan: Medication used to counteract opioid overdose
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Location mentioned:
Near Liberty Heights Ave, Baltimore, MD 21207
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