Overdose reported at North Charleston residence, North Charleston SC
Medical EmergencyEmergency personnel responded to a report of a person who had an overdose. Details indicate the situation required immediate medical attention.
Audio|Source: Charleston County Police, Fire, EMS/Rescue, Marine SAR
01:49
Transcript:
Medic 10[1], Engine 108[2], 2716 Sunrise Street. Overdose[3], Incident Channel Yamethops. Medic 10, Engine 10, 108, 2716 Sunline Street. Cross streets, Dead End and Burton, Rain. Overdose, Incident Channel Yametops, flow 56. Medic 10, engine 10, 28, 2716 Sunlight Street, overdose, incident channel EMFO. Medic 10, Engine 10, 208, 2716 Sunline Street, cross streets, dead end and Burton, rain, overdose, incident channel EMSOps 1256. Medi-108, 2716 Sunrise Street. Overdose, Incident Channel EMS, Hops. Medi-108, 2716 from High Street. Good afternoon. We are, heard of you (name withheld). He was here approximately two hours ago. I'm headed home. He was there for his liveries and liver for bloodline. He was called back and asked to return to your facility. Patient also reports his glucometer alerted him to a high shirt. We got a 282 for the BGL. Last set of battles, pulsed at 94, blood pressure 129-8-80, SPO-297% on rain air, and respirations are around at 18. We are a little under 10 minutes out. Any questions? I'm sure I was on arrival, VA, clear. Copy, thank you. Medic 10-engine 10-108 for PDA. It was intentional.
Medic 10[1], Engine 108[2], 2716 Sunrise Street. Overdose[3], Incident Channel Yamethops. Medic 10, Engine 10, 108, 2716 Sunline Street. Cross streets, Dead End and Burton, Rain. Overdose, Incident Channel Yametops, flow 56. Medic 10, engine 10, 28, 2716 Sunlight Street, overdose, incident channel EMFO. Medic 10, Engine 10, 208, 2716 Sunline Street, cross streets, dead end and Burton, rain, overdose, incident channel EMSOps 1256. Medi-108, 2716 Sunrise Street. Overdose, Incident Channel EMS, Hops. Medi-108, 2716 from High Street. Good afternoon. We are, heard of you (name withheld). He was here approximately two hours ago. I'm headed home. He was there for his liveries and liver for bloodline. He was called back and asked to return to your facility. Patient also reports his glucometer alerted him to a high shirt. We got a 282 for the BGL. Last set of battles, pulsed at 94, blood pressure 129-8-80, SPO-297% on rain air, and respirations are around at 18. We are a little under 10 minutes out. Any questions? I'm sure I was on arrival, VA, clear. Copy, thank you. Medic 10-engine 10-108 for PDA. It was intentional.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medic 10: Medical Emergency Unit
[2]
Engine 108: Fire/Rescue Unit
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Overdose: Suspected Drug Overdose
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Location mentioned:
Near Sunrise St, North Charleston, SC 29405
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