Man revived after suspected drug overdose, Clarksburg WV
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Drug ViolationAs discussed during the dispatch call, police and EMS responded to a possible drug overdose near Y Avenue in Clarksburg. A man who was initially unresponsive was later found conscious and moving. The individual was reported to have a history of methamphetamine and fentanyl use.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison WV Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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10-4, cars 127.
00:02
You respond along with EMS (number withheld) for a possible overdose near Y Avenue.
00:11
One hundred and twenty-six here, 100 and twenty-eight.
00:17
He's male.
00:19
Was on narcotics, rolling around on the floor.
00:25
Not really responsive.
00:26
Doesn't make sense.
00:28
Known to use meth and fentanyl.
00:32
Copy.
00:34
Probably 68 going for now.
00:36
One twelve headquarters, I'll be out here near Hamill.
00:40
On scene, near Hamill Street.
00:46
Go ahead.
00:51
Just for your information, he is conscious, standing up, moving around at this time.
00:59
I've got a name and date of birth in there.
01:03
One twelve, go ahead.
01:05
(name withheld), first name (name withheld).
01:10
Born (number withheld).
01:15
One twenty-six on scene.
01:18
Checking device on scene one twenty-six or one thirty.
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Location mentioned:
Hamill Ave, Clarksburg, WV 26301
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