Police administer Narcan for suspected overdose, Buffalo NY
Drug ViolationPolice responded to a report of a male patient near Briscoe Avenue in Buffalo who was suspected of overdose. Upon arrival, the patient was possibly in cardiac arrest. Police administered two doses of Narcan before emergency medical personnel arrived.
Audio|Source: Buffalo Police, Fire and EMS
05:25
Transcript:
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In the lower, use the side door for report of a male patient, possible overdose.
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Engine 31 respond for EMS, number near Briscoe Avenue.
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Quinn Walden and Dope.
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In the lower, use the side entrance, report of a male patient, a possible overdose.
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Timeout, 1559 hours, Buffalo Fire.
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Okay.
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411.
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Starting CPR.
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Which player?
00:36
136 Elk came in as an assault.
00:38
See the male, known female punched him in the face, female fled outside,
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male declined ADI.
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White female blonde hair wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans, currently in a gray Ford.
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410. Radio.
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4 tons.
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I'm overdone for the salt.
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I'm already on fire and side door.
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And it's the side door.
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4.4 on location.
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B44 on location.
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Be advised.
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B44 is a child complaining of shoulder injury pain.
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4-4.
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4-4, picture 2.
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4-4. 4. 4. 4.
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Achieve, I got 21 kids on board, one shoulder injury minor.
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Two people in the car.
02:01
Andrews in the car?
02:05
No injuries in the car, two people in the car.
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That's clear.
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Four porter dispatch, can you update AMR, one injury to a child?
02:21
Roger will call one injury to a child.
02:24
Upbid. F-40 respond to additional equipment.
02:28
Number near Briscoe.
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Stand by for the cross streets.
02:32
Between Walden and Doat in the lower use of side door, possible cardiac arrest now.
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F-40 respond to additional equipment, number near Briscoe, between Walden and Dote.
02:42
The lower side door, report of an overdose, possibly cardiac arrest.
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Timeout, 17-03 hours, Buffalo Fire.
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Dispatch, 31 on location with PD.
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31 on location with police, lower side.
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We're sending you a 40.
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That might possibly be cardiac arrest.
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Dispatches 37.
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Just checking to see if we have an ambulance coming to this medical alarm.
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37, we'll find out.
03:15
Do you have a patient there and what's their condition at this time?
03:20
Affirmative, we do, uh, back pain.
03:24
Roger that.
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B44?
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We go down to one in one here, why this gets cleaned up.
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Roger B44, you're going to go down to one in one.
03:51
Yeah.
03:56
...I'm nowhere.
03:57
You put his back, assisted.
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Roger, we'll send it to you F-20.
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F-40,
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just you copy near Briscoe.
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F-20 says he's responding.
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We're not sure how close you might be.
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Roger, I'm not.
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I'm just getting in the way, so he's probably closer.
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F-40's in.
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Roger, F-40 in.
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31.
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Go out 31 F-4E.
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This is not a cardiac arrest.
04:37
Roger, you can't be F-20?
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20 copies, I'm in.
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20 in service.
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This is based 26th on service.
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26.7.
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Back in service.
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35 and 15 back in.
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31 15 back in.
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31.
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31 go.
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Near first goes to Narcan administered by CME prior to arrival.
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Roger, you're reporting there were two doses of Narcan given by police prior to your arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Near Briscoe Ave, Buffalo, NY 14211
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