Man overdoses, turns blue at home
Medical EmergencyA caller reports a 29-year-old man at a home has overdosed and is turning blue. The father is giving Narcan. Fire and medical units are on the way. The caller is unsure if the man is breathing.
Audio|Source: Chandler Police and Fire, Phoenix Fire
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Transcript:
Traffic will pay for the East Side District 4-8-433 for a 901[1] at 311038 North 66 Street. All units responding remain on 400. All over units clear at 343. 433 and 434. 432, 433, 434, it's 31038 North 66 Street. 31,038 North 66 Street. We have a man on the line saying that his son overdosed and he's turning blue. He is initiating Narcan. We also are getting fire on the line. This is going to be... Just south of Lod Mountain on 66th Street, unknown if he's breathing, caller thinks he's not. The call takers have any trouble getting information from the caller. 29 years old, the looks like there's a mother who's hysterical in the background, and fire is en route.
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901: Medical Emergency
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N 66th St, Arizona
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