Overdose response with multiple patients on scene
Drugs ViolationRadio dispatch about possible overdoses at two addresses. Fire and medical crews report two patients, coordinate on-scene care, and discuss transport.
Audio|Source: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire
02:19
Transcript:
4.51, C-DEC 12, Barmit, 13604, North Bonita Drive, Rush, 451, CEDC 12[4]. The image, go to please. Hey, coffee, have it, go too. Engine 271[1], CEDC3, overdose. 2343 West Main Street, Unit 1062, Engine 271, CEDEC 3. Medic 252[2], CEDEC 4 for Engine 252, Ill Person, BLS, 3849 East and Phoenix Avenue, Medic 252, CEDEC 4. Honey, please. 2255, thank you, (name withheld). Okay, thank you. Okay, can you come back and help get the net off the car for 803? Yeah, we're not from outside of the car. He advised you have two patients. If you don't have already, can you get based on TV responding on this since patient to the vehicle? That's affirmative. They're on scene. Okay, thank you. You're welcome. Did you want me to start an anbo or did you want to hold off? Code 2 for now. Copy in both a two. 203, C-deck 3 for Engine 271. Overdose[3].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Engine 271: Fire/EMS unit
[2]
Medic 252: EMS unit
[3]
Overdose: Suspected drug overdose
[4]
CEDC 12: Fire/EMS dispatch channel
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Location mentioned:
Near W Main St, Mesa, AZ 85201
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