Person falls and overdoses at Market Street shelter, Portland OR
Medical EmergencyA person at the Market Street Shelter fell and appeared to have overdosed. They were not in cardiac arrest and had a pulse. Naloxone was administered to reverse the overdose.
Audio|Source: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
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Transcript:
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Engine 21, 9302, Priority 2[2], Bravo[1], Fall[3], Market Street, Shelter, near Southeast Market Street.
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Talker for that's one.
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Engine 21, 9302, Parity 2, Bravo[1] Fall[3],
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Market Street, Shelter,
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120,
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Southeast Market Street.
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Talk group, stops 1, 5.23.
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Bravo[1] 415
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Bravo[1] 415
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Bravo[1] 415 Thank you for arriving
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20202020 Thank you for 29 C9 I-26
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This bench, truck 22, can you let whatever medic, you know that we must have, know that we aren't CPR, it's just diagnosed, so we've got pulse and re.
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1,300, do you copy that of me?
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1600, could you aren't being in traffic?
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My mission is 29 from truck fine 2. This isn't an active CPR.
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Just it over does. He's got a pulse. We've had an R10 on board.
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Okay. Thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Bravo: Moderate-priority medical response or the phonetic code for the letter B in communications.
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Priority 2: Urgent, non-life-threatening response; typically no lights or sirens; second-highest priority.
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Fall: Medical call type for incidents involving a person who has fallen and sustained injury.
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Location mentioned:
SE Market St, Portland, OR
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