Woman reports panic attack amid overdose confusion
Medical EmergencyA woman was reported at a location for a possible overdose but later clarified that she experienced a panic attack instead.
Audio|Source: South East Iowa, West Central Illinois Public Safety
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The husband said that she's taking a bunch of pills. 4.20-10-4[1], as you're reporting, clock 10-4, do you want AMS to stand by or for seasoning? Stand-by. No, can you step in and move? What pills, law enforcement on being requesting, respond for standby for female in our 40s who has taken pills, unknown, what kind of pills? 1751 Elm Street, Kaniak 709WA sending through. I'm running 33, coming into town now. Section 6. Versity and now one. 349. Do you want 701 to 10 that way? 6. 2010, 6. Red, F-150, red F-150. Red F-150. And C. In-connect 30-0-1-0. Not right now. Not right now. I'll be out at Mama's here in attempt to locate. 24 B-trop 249-46-24 B-truck in a metal median of university for some reason. H-106, 10-4. 30-unit-1, 10-4. 30-unit-1, 10-4. 483, B-Boytruck, 24-9-4-B-Bois, Clear Blue, 2001, 2001-2001-4 pickup. Tell me 23. 1040-20-2. 504, Hancock. We need you to 109 your traffic. Female advised that she did not take any pills, but she was on the ground. Having a panic attack. 504, 104. 30 Unit 1, Incoc information. Go ahead. 30 unit one. Her officer on the scene, she's advising she did not take any pills. She's having a panic attack. Amford.
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Location mentioned:
Near Elm St, Burlington, IA 52601
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