Wellness check for employee at Drug Mart, Parma Heights OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to a wellness check at Discount Drug Mart in Parma Heights after reports of an employee appearing to nearly pass out. Other store employees reported the issue and mentioned possible drug use. The woman was found inside the store, and responders were directed to meet near a green pickup truck outside.
Audio|Heard on: Parma / Parma Heights Police and Fire
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01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Well, for near York Rd, Discount Drug Mart.
00:05
I was reporting there's a female there working, leaning against carts almost passing out and dropping products.
00:15
They're aware of an issue with (name withheld) possible drug usage, stating their hands are tied.
00:23
So they're now requesting a well check on (name withheld).
00:26
(Name withheld) is a female.
00:28
About 170 pounds, five foot six, with dark hair and dark slacks.
00:32
Currently by the vitamins in the first aisle.
00:35
Near York Rd.
00:38
Five copy.
00:42
Six 156 okay.
00:44
Other employees calling?
00:51
Other employees inside.
00:57
Clear to meet us.
01:04
He will be waiting.
01:06
(Number withheld) green F-150 parked near the front door of the business.
01:14
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Parma Heights, OH 44130
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