Male overdose at Hing Hay Park treated by medics, Seattle WA
Medical EmergencyA male in his 50s to 60s overdosed at Hing Hay Park and was initially not breathing. Medics responded and the male began breathing again after treatment.
Audio|Source: Seattle Downtown Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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And for King's sector, have an overdose, male down in a park not breathing.
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670 South and South King, fire is responding.
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So any units that can respond to 6 South and South King?
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Okay.
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Can you receive? Okay, unit standby.
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I got, 2 King 2.01, are you also responding?
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Yep.
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It looks like she is now breathing,
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or he is now breathing, he is now breathing, he's an unknown-raised male 50 to 60.
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A better location.
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Six and King?
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I've got a room with all taper.
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It could be the north-east corner, six in the park.
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North-east corner in the park, Six in the Park.
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Looks like Hing Hay then?
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And Hinghay Park underneath the red structure.
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Hing Hay Park out of the red structure, receive...
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Location mentioned:
Hing Hay Park, 423 Maynard Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104
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