Man possibly overdosing at Milton Rd fire scene, Flagstaff AZ
WildfireFirefighters at South Milton Rd requested police help for a man who seemed to be overdosing. The man later said he did not need medical help and walked away. A small wildfire about one-tenth of an acre was also reported and contained at the scene.
Audio|Source: Coconino County / Flagstaff Public Safety
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Transcript:
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112, 1070 fire assist.
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Good.
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South Milton,
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fires requesting PD assist for a male that seems like he was possibly overdosing.
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I was probably overdosing.
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104.
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Adam 31 DR, please.
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Adam 31, your DR is (number withheld), (number withheld).
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Adam Thomas Fire out with this person.
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Sam 3,
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back on that.
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26 has custody of the vehicle, you can shutt me clear.
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At a 59.1, you can cancel.
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My medical emergency patient walked off.
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June 816, on scene.
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It's Latin long available when you're ready.
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Yeah, with that subject,
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at the speedway on Melton.
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Medic's past him.
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September.
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10th of an acre fire on the ground low rate of spread.
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No additional resources needed.
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What's your patient at the speedway?
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Let's say for him, we made contact with him.
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He said he didn't need any medical attention and walked off.
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Is there you copy.
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Temper.
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Homer. Number.
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Timfer.
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Adam 31 clear, Ducy 1.
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Temper.
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7.6, 108, you can send me that alarm.
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Temper.
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I already met with that subject and he denied them.
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I've got to be notified the Coconino National Forest of this incident.
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We do not need them to respond.
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Just let them know that we'll go ahead and extinguish the fire and contain it with fire line.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Milton Rd, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
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