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Person overdoses in potential suicide attempt in Mesa

Medical Emergency

Reported: 08/09/2025 12:22 PM (PDT)

Near N Higley Rd, Mesa, AZ 85205

Audio|Source: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire

00:58

Transcript:
208, C-DEC-5, overdose, 1865, North Higley Road, Unit 2,0. Was this a suicide attempt? It was intentional, so I would guess so.

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Near N Higley Rd, Mesa, AZ 85205

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Engine 2220, C-DEC 5. Smoke Check. McClellan Road and Higley Road. Engine 2220, C-deck 5. 17. Denver. Go ahead, Sarah, number. 70 o'clock, 43X. (name withheld) going to be Adam King X-ray, X-ray. 320. Since obtaining that hydrant. I think there's enough to a way to be sufficient. Command fire attack, letter 206. As yourself and Lyra 214 are extinguishing the vehicle, let's advise a plan to help capture any runoff of the excess fuel, possibly going down the embankment in the storm green located us to the west. Okay, now we'll grab some of the... We'll try to die and dammit or put some of the sorbon on there. Copies. To afford alarm. Stanley 204 is assuming Valvista command. We do have one vehicle rolled on its top that was fully engulf. We do occur to have one patient that was trapped in the vehicle, obvious at this time, too, the nature of the amount of flames. Crews are still currently working to extinguish the vehicle and capture any additional runoff at this point. We have fire suppressed on the vehicle. You do have runoff going down the concrete gutter to the off-ramp area of 216 there. That's going to be your biggest runoff and it's about 25 yards for the storm drain. I copy. You do have runoff running down the concrete gutter in the direction of 216. Command engine 216. Engine 216. Crew come forward with absorbent shovels and let's see if we can prevent any additional runoff of fuel going down that off ramp in your direction. I'll leave you as engine 216. 216 copies. We'll address the runoff. Command of the battalion, 203. Safety officer, do it at 360 of the scene and sure no one else was at... ejected from the vehicle. He's really monitoring the runoff down there. Copy that. Okie 14, say command. Command. You do a 360, still finding only one half 70C, still in the vehicle. If you have minor runoff down the hillside here, we're using some dirt to back that got up. Main drain is going to be headed to the east towards engine 360. Okay, copy. So 360 is complete. We can confirm one patient and trapped in the vehicle to cease at this time. We do have runoff in the main direction going east towards 216, which we are going to be having covered and some light drainage going south down the hill.