Man revived after possible fentanyl overdose in park, Tempe AZ
Drug ViolationA man at Alegre Park in Tempe was possibly overdosing on fentanyl and not breathing. Officers arrived and later confirmed he was revived and talking.
Audio|Source: Tempe Police Department - North Patrol District
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Transcript:
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And a sergeant can be a possible 911-Victor, near Don Carlos Ave, at Alegre Park, Cyrus has control of the call,
00:07
the 101 that's calling to male possibly 9-0-victor on fentanyl and not breathing.
00:18
(Name withheld) should be wearing a blue hoodie and he's supposed to be at the bench.
00:21
The phone's mapping by the south side of the park and the complaint is refusing to perform compression.
00:31
Let's say for that, and I know a victory, the callers now advising is not sure what the...
00:40
I guess it's unknown what this subject took at this point.
00:47
Just to clarify, I'm not sure if this caller is actually a 101.
00:55
This company is to locate (number withheld).
00:59
Credit Scott Snell and Curry.
01:00
It's going to be a reference to our 1-2-0-903 station clerk, 17-05.
01:09
Is that going to be?
01:11
Here, seven.
01:15
Can you sure it was 17 to near Don Carlos Ave Fax, please?
01:20
Are you still handling the call at near East Apache?
01:27
No, we were canceled by PD.
01:40
In R&315, the caller disconnected and on callback, they got a voicemail for (name withheld), and we believe that complainant was leaving.
01:50
All 15, I'm out with the subject now.
01:52
I got him up.
01:55
So you said you got him up?
02:00
You can see if he's fine, sir.
02:03
Semper, and you said you got him what?
02:07
I got him up and talking.
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Location mentioned:
Alegre Park, 1940 E Don Carlos Ave, Tempe, AZ 85281
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