Woman in apartment suspected of pill overdose, Oro Valley AZ
Medical EmergencyA woman at an apartment near Northlow Reserve Drive in Oro Valley, AZ, possibly overdosed on pills. First responders administered one dose of Narcan and requested further medical treatment.
Audio|Source: Oro Valley Police and Pima County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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Apartment near Northlow Reserve Drive, the boyfriend.
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Copy apartment near Northlow Reserve Drive.
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Now.
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Copy apartment near Northlow Reserve Drive. We'll get started.
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9-22 in the complex.
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424.
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See for now, I'll be around.
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4.24.
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And he says the front drawer is unlocked and open.
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Here, one in one-one-123.
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124. 24. Where's me, sir?
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Thank you for doing that to movie.
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Check, all these.
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9-39, building 7 is on the southeast side.
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Copy southeast side.
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426.
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Newt 1-5-1.
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1-5-1.
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We're 1021 with meds. They're wanting to know what she took or if she took something.
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Unknown.
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Just a bunch of pills.
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They just need to get their 1018.
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Of course, so.
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2,423 a 2427.
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All right, I want to come for 22.
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Can you tell us our BLS[1] standards, please? Unit 8 for 3.
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843, thank you.
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Northlow Reserve Drive, Unit near Northlow Reserve Drive. 10,700 north and 1,400 east.
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Respond on A6F[2].
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319 can you come from the apartment number they only go up to 7104?
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151 said apartment near Northlow Reserve Drive 2 4. I just gave a dose of Narcan[3].
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245, confirming you've administered Narcan[3] or you need someone with it.
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I administered one dose.
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I wouldn't mind another one if someone came right on.
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I'm 10.4. 429.
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125, confirming you're at near Northlow Reserve Drive and which kind of the conflict is that on?
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It's going to be on the far north-east side.
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You'll see it. My cockpit is right there.
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Engine 377, sir.
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All right, let him 377, go ahead.
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Did you want us to start a medic? There has been one dose of Narcan[3] given.
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That's fine, good.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
BLS: Basic Life Support medical assistance or patient movement by emergency personnel.
[2]
A6F: Radio channel/talkgroup A6F for incident operations
[3]
Narcan: Naloxone administration for suspected opioid overdose
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Location mentioned:
Oro Valley, AZ
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