Woman overdoses at Fort Edward apartment, Fort Edward NY
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Drug ViolationAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders addressed an overdose involving a 45-year-old woman at an apartment near Broadway in Fort Edward.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Saratoga and Warren Counties Sheriff
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Broadway for an overdose.
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320 OEC.
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It's 320 in a second unit, 117 Broadway, apartment 6 in Fort Edward.
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They use the black door on the left.
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Callers an Aero Miller, reporting (name withheld), 45-year-old female,
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overdose hallucinating.
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Two,
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zero, happy.
00:35
Three to two, one else.
00:38
So off 51.
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3-1-3 for whatever.
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All right, 3-0-3.
00:49
I'll be in-serve.
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South 51.
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Fort Ann, Fort Edward,
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second call for Fort Edward, Ford Airport, automatic major-aid for Fort Edward.
01:04
117 Broadway, apartment six, and Fort Edward, cross streets of Bridge Street and each street.
01:12
Forty-five-year-old female overdose.
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And it's 117 Broadway apartment 6.
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The only thing that he stated was to use the black door on the left.
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Arrow was not very forthcoming as the info.
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Precise that I'm familiar.
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1252.
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117 Broadway, apartment 6, Edward, cross streets of Brick Street, East Street, 45-year-old female,
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possible overdose at 1252.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Broadway Apartment 6, Fort Edward, NY 12828
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