Man found unresponsive, suspected overdose in Hastings
Medical EmergencyA 30-year-old man is found not breathing, likely due to an overdose. Four doses of Narcan have been given, but he remains unresponsive. Emergency services are on the way.
Audio|Source: Oswego County Public Safety
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Transcript:
Central is a rescue mentor ambulance, 375 bomb road. B47, 375 bomb road, 375 bomb road, Hastings, between O'Neill Drive and Sieber Road, reporting a 30-year-old male, not conscious, not breathing, possible overdose. They've used four Narcan[2]'s and he's not coming to. Hey, C2-1, there's date. I'm back in the car. 324-4-13 show me around. Copy. No. No. Copy. The rescue mentor ambics response law for a 30-year-old male, not breathing from an overdose. Four Narcan have been administered. 375 Palm Road, Palm Road, Echo Response[1]. 375 on Road, Cross Street, O'Neill Drive, and for Road, Echo Response. Timeout, 2013. All right, 11 arrive. 10-7-2 responding.
Police codes explained
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Echo Response: Highest-priority EMS response, indicating critical condition
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Narcan: Medication used to treat opioid overdose
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Hastings, NY 13076
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