Response to youth overdose on prescription medication
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are attending to a 16-year-old girl who has overdosed on prescription pills. She had a seizure but is stable now. Multiple units are on the scene.
Audio|Source: West Hartford Police, Fire and EMS
02:15
Transcript:
The latter one is going to be for a Mazda. Both rear tires are... It's going to be for a wellbutrin overdose, and now they're reporting she's teasing. Let me know if you need any additional resources, please. En route to your overdose. Dispatch command. 4. Are you ready to go? Dispatch, End your 5. Enter 5. 4. 10. I'm going to pull 21 for an overdose for Bramley patient seizing at this time. Affirmative, 21 copied there on roof. 16.05. One in three. I mean, Spencer, Nancy, you can send me what you go out. Except for nine. One in three, you're going to be closer. It's 33, Fort Bramling, 16-year-old, as once I try to overdose on prescription pills. Three hundred. One copies. Spadge Forger canceled, 21-7-0-7. Don't use South-Man. Don't use South Manning, don't feel the get through. A lot of four copies. We're available. 1606. One in three, just to be aware, the patient had a seizure, but it's no longer seasoned. 6-06. How about? 4thia, I'm clear, the 41 you sent to Bramley. Definitely.
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Location mentioned:
Bramley Rd, West Hartford, CT 06110
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