Officer exposed to narcotics receives Narcan near Cortlandville FD, Cortland NY
Medical EmergencyAn officer near Cortlandville Fire Department was possibly exposed to narcotics. Narcan was administered twice as a precaution. The drugs involved were secured in the patrol vehicle. Emergency medical services and fire personnel were dispatched to assist. The officer initially showed no severe symptoms but later began feeling sick. The officer's condition was stable and monitored while being transported for further evaluation. No personal names or precise street numbers are included to protect privacy.
Audio|Source: Cortland County Public Safety
06:36
Transcript:
00:00
Can you activate Cortlandville Fire or TLC for LAM? We got a possible drug exposure to one of the officers.
00:09
Permanenters.
00:11
Cortland, two Narcan administered.
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Happy TNACA.
00:21
TLC, ambulance, Cortlandville Fire,
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possible drug exposure, law enforcement.
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Quarland of 1450.
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Go ahead.
00:34
Is 31.30 going to be okay to come over there?
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Colise, just in TLC, the Cortlandville Fire one.
00:42
Okay.
00:48
TLC Ambulance near Route 13 Cortlandville Fire, possible drug exposure by law enforcement, Narcan administered.
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TLC ambulance near Route 13 Cortlandville Fire, possible drug exposure by law enforcement.
01:05
Two Narcan have been administered this time, 1317.
01:13
On the total TLC face, just to confirm we're going to near Route 13.
01:18
Okay. That's negative.
01:19
You're going to Cortlandville Fire Department, near Route 13.
01:26
Received near Route 13 and show 1-8-5 in route.
01:38
Copy, it'll be 1-8-5 in route.
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185 to...
01:45
Is that...
01:51
185, you go into the Cortlandville Fire Department for anyone for drug exposure.
01:59
I'll get back to you with more info as I get it.
02:02
14-05, correlating the car.
02:04
Thank you.
02:07
Receive, we're going.
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Just watch the dormers.
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1361's in route.
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Cortlandville monitors, report to your station,
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possible drug exposure by law enforcement.
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Go on to 30130.
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Copy.
02:23
Hi.
02:25
I'm not sure.
02:26
Are you copying the county's transmission in regards to the exposures out there in Colorado?
02:31
Thank you.
02:33
I got an officer exposed to narcotic, Narcan times two.
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The drugs are in the patrol vehicle.
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They believe you're going to be fine, but they want your advice on that.
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It's affirmative.
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Are they okay at this point?
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Cortlandville monitors, report to your station, law enforcement, possible drug exposure, Narcan has been administered TLC en route.
03:00
Cortlandville monitors, report to your station, Route 13.
03:03
Law enforcement exposure to drugs.
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Narcan has been administered.
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TLC is en route.
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1319.
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13-162, you're in route as well.
03:15
Officer is okay at this time.
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Ambulance and route for e-vail.
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They just wanted you advise.
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Fire control, when you say drug exposure is OD?
03:29
Receive.
03:31
Are they still at court lanes or are they in route behind me?
03:36
Negative on the narcotic, or on the OD, it's going to be a narcotic exposure.
03:41
Narcan is administered preventatively.
03:45
They're at the Cortlandville Fire Department in the parking lot at this time.
03:50
Okay.
03:52
Fire control from Cortlandville, please.
03:56
Receive.
03:58
Fire control from Cortland Low Base.
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Cortland on low base.
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22 to 30, what's your current location?
04:08
At TLC comes the rear of the firehouse.
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We've got the overhead door open that they can access the officer best.
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At this point in time, the officer's a no times three, stable.
04:18
Extricating no symptoms at this point, we're monitoring him.
04:24
Tompkins and Broadway,
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transporting one to CCJ.
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So forth.
04:31
Copy. Patient is going to be stable, Narcan times 3, report to the rear of the station for best access.
04:37
TLC, do you copy direct?
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Offer.
04:43
Yes, TLC-185, copies direct.
04:46
30, Cortland.
04:47
Do you have a county state in the area that can respond to Cortlandville fire?
04:54
Receive.
04:57
There are units out with them.
05:00
Receive.
05:03
22 to 30, we'll notify CCJ as their potential incoming so they can prepare.
05:14
Receive.
05:17
Officer Haines.
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3130 to Corley.
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3130.
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3130.
05:26
Just to confirm, those narcotics are in the back of the sheriff's vehicle in an evidence bag, I believe.
05:36
That's correct.
05:38
That's what Sergeant Lahamadu advised.
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Fire control from global base.
05:43
You let TLC know the officer's got to feel sick and who was it?
05:47
Copy. Patient is starting to exhibit symptoms of sickness.
05:53
185 copies direct, we're still in route.
05:56
Okay.
05:59
CLC, do you copy that direct?
06:02
Offer. Go on at 30130.
06:05
Offer.
06:06
Is there any idea what the type of drug was?
06:11
Go ahead.
06:14
The officer is experiencing sickness at this time.
06:18
Your TLC, it has not been disclosed to us at this time, just narcotics is all it's mentioned.
06:23
Receive, thank you.
06:26
Receive.
06:28
I have no symptoms.
06:31
Time for, just passing along.
06:35
Receive, I appreciate it.
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Near NY-13, Cortland, NY 13045
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