Teen experiences seizure after overdose
Medical EmergencyA 19-year-old man is having a seizure after a previous overdose. Medical help is called to assist him.
Audio|Source: Thurston County Fire, EMS and Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
33[1], original report was a 19-year-old male that was conscious breathing normally complaining of red pain after a CPR from an overdose a few weeks ago. However, they're now back on the line saying that they had been having a seizure. Location is going to be from face two. Radio 271 on view, area check. Good. 7.1. The Marshall Middle School. Great. Radio. First, Sam, seven, have a service. Have good night. Fourth Sam, seven, you as well. 6.03. Capital 833[3], if you start, code 12, please. 833, it's a quick. Olympic, BLS Response, Poppy Lane, Southeast and 37th Avenue Southeast. For 833.33. 833. Just be advised, a patient's name is (name withheld), unknown last, and the time 31 has us requesting law non-priority to a patient. 33 copies. 605[2]. And 8-965, they're requesting law due to crisis history with the patient.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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33: Medical/EMS Call
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605: Law Enforcement Assistance
[3]
833: Unit/Incident Number
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Location mentioned:
Poppy Ln SE, Washington 98503
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