Possible overdose in locked vehicle at Virginia and Weinbach, Evansville IN
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders found an unconscious driver in a locked vehicle at the intersection of Virginia Street and Weinbach Avenue. Police officers administered Narcan due to a suspected overdose.
Audio|Source: Vanderburgh County Police, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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If you line deep fire in AMR, this is possibly an overdose.
00:03
Vehicle is locked, you cannot get into it yet.
00:07
I'm clear.
00:09
Give me another car here, please.
00:12
Like 921, I can be en route.
00:14
Where is he at?
00:21
Everton, you can show us this day I'll be en route to the truck.
00:31
I'm clear.
00:33
I have 921 assist here, I can be en route to traffic 2WAL.
00:39
I'm clear.
00:43
M230, can you send me a message?
00:48
Clear.
00:51
Where route?
00:53
Thank you.
01:05
Virginia and Weinbach for 114.
01:08
Paramedic assist at Virginia and Weinbach for 114-140, 400 north.
01:18
I'm clear.
01:25
5GELIA 5-5-5-8-434.
01:32
Go ahead.
01:35
What's your location?
01:39
I was about to do at 57 in Kansas.
01:44
I'm clear, 5 Adam 511, 5XR 34.
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Good.
01:52
Students pay available on 3 minutes out we can handle.
01:56
I'm clear. Central as you copy, 5 item 51 is available.
02:04
Clays for me on Virginia, E.C.
02:07
Intersection, light truck with the driver passed out, EPDs on scene, possible overdose.
02:11
They cannot get into the vehicle.
02:14
Cap 2-1, I'm in the vehicle one, Narcan.
02:18
Can administer.
02:24
214 EPD has administered Narcan.
02:29
Okay.
02:36
70s are advising you do not need to run code.
02:40
There, I'll be reduced code.
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Location mentioned:
E Virginia St & N Weinbach Ave, Evansville, IN 47711
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