Man unresponsive after overdose at detox facility, Miramar FL
Medical EmergencyA 30-year-old man was found unresponsive after an overdose at a detox facility near Red Rd. Medical staff administered Narcan, but the patient stopped breathing.
Audio|Source: Broward County Police and Sheriff
02:37
Transcript:
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Receive the signal, 67[1] overdose near Red Rd.
00:07
The nurse says the patient is on the floor in the bathroom, a 30-year-old male, and they say give him Narcan rescue.
00:18
Yeah, that's every help late.
00:21
You don't have reds otherwise.
00:27
104, 1008. 30.
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3-130.30.
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Show me 106 away from the airport at the service center.
00:42
104, 1009.
00:54
I'm Jack. Operator says she's yelling, give him Narcan.
00:58
Now they're saying he's unresponsive at this detox facility, Sweet 501, K-7632, and rest is 1039.
01:09
48, anyone.
01:12
Give it, that can respond with probable 7-2.
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Number one, so many rows.
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Bravo 7.1, 151 at 1009.
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109.
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1091, 901 to the 67[1] at 1010.
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Bravo 722, you advise near Red Rd.
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Near Red Rd, Suite 501.
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501.
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Suite 501.
01:54
48, thank you. Do you advise, I'm not sure if anyone else has happened problems with pads, but my cat is down.
02:01
Time Bobo 7-10-4.
02:07
Thank you.
02:17
Go ahead.
02:20
Sentition issue.
02:22
It's going to be an hour. We'll be back on my computer.
02:27
Don't worry, tell you that.
02:29
Thank you, Bravo.
02:34
7-2. They're saying that the patient is not breathing now.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
67: Medical emergency involving cardiac arrest, overdose, or unknown medical issue requiring immediate response.
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Location mentioned:
Near Red Rd, Miramar, FL 33025
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