Possible overdose near Josephine St, Syracuse NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a possible overdose involving a young adult female near Josephine Street in Syracuse. The caller reported that the individual had taken an unknown number of pills and was going in and out of consciousness. A brief disturbance with shouting was heard in the background. Emergency medical services were requested and staged nearby due to the nature of the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Onondaga NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Any units for a suicidal party? Near Josephine Street.
00:04
Six thirty-one on three.
00:07
Six thirty-one, going to scene for the EMS has been requested.
00:11
Near Josephine Street, across from Butternut and Ash Streets.
00:15
Caller is (name withheld).
00:17
Her daughter took a lot of pills and is acting erratically.
00:21
Currently suicidal.
00:22
It's going to be a (name withheld), twenty-one year old female, going into and out of consciousness.
00:29
There was a bit of a disturbance in the background, lots of yelling and screaming.
00:32
Four hundred and forty-two.
00:35
Thirty-one, cabbie.
00:39
Six hundred and one. I do show a picture of this on both mother and daughter.
00:42
AMR is going to be staging.
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Location mentioned:
Josephine St, Syracuse, NY 13208
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