Medical responders assist possible overdose near 57th Ave, Vancouver WA
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical and law enforcement units responded to a medical emergency near Northeast 57th Avenue in Vancouver. The incident involved a possible drug overdose. Responders also checked the neighborhood but found no other issues.
Audio|Source: Clark County Public Safety - CRESA Digital
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Transcript:
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Medics 41-123. Just your tablet, please. Or new copies. Medics, 6-224-Code 24-1[1]-Hualtzureglass 2406, Northeast 139 Street.
00:23
Yeah, one employee Frank Lincoln, 5-2-7. Sounds like, a teacher. 204 in route, the night 21. Carcom engine 61. Engine 61. Engine 61. Can you show me en route to Legacy to pick up firefighters?
00:52
We're in a legacy, uh, 0, 22 hours. This is that 16.20, you're showing stage in area. Sixty-twenty-two stage.
01:18
If you want, please, kids or chaplain and out, please. Your traffic was really low. You want a chaplain started? Yes, sir. Copy.
01:46
16-24-1-3-1. I have a pretty alert thing to turn you around for this is going to be a lot longer in the area of David Creek. 16.18, I show you at the hospital for 18 minutes. Are you able to clear? 18, yeah, we can do that. 3-1-9-0-2-2-U. 6-18. I appreciate that so much. I'm going to...
02:15
to the call to your screen. 660, 20 with a 2-1 post-wide. 616 and 18 from... I'm clear. That's affirmative, I was just going to have ice. 16-3, thank you. Where would you like us?
02:44
Be careful.
02:45
311. I'm going to continue unit 380LD. That went viral. Bees. 3.1. Copy.
03:10
Public Assist, North East 128 Street and North East Corbin Road. Priority 5. Engine 63. Public Assist, North East 128 Street and North East Corbyn Road. Map page 3125. Engine 635. Engine 63 from Firecom, you can cancel.
03:39
Station is going to be going to COV. 616-8-18, pre-alert, 3039, Northeast, 57-Av. Pick-in. Here with all over six-ed. Firecom, squad two. Squad two.
04:06
He just spoke to 1641. He stated that he was in the area and he was able to locate anyone in distress. He found a car full of young girls who were listening to loud music. But other than that, that's the only thing going on in the neighborhood. We're going to return the service. I copy. Returning service is zero to 28 hours.
04:34
Here, there, you can show a square that it will go. Thank you. I copy. Steve, you can round, but I tweet. You can join if you would like to, but I think we can handle.
05:00
Priority 2. Engine 3. Reason problem. 3039. Northeast 67 Avenue. U.S. B. Priority 2. Engine 3. Reading problem. 3.039. Northeast 57 Avenue. U.S. B. Math page 2219.
05:30
Like, gas station right on the corner right by your gas station? I'm unsure. We're gonna try to find that. We're headed in the area. Same traffic.
05:56
So, Combo, H-16[2], telling people, but it looks like this might be an overdose and can we give an EPA[3] on our law enforcement? I copy all advisor dispatcher. You upgrade law enforcement to cutoffice. Copy. It looks like there's some minor involves.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Code 24-1: Medical Emergency
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H-16: EMS/Overdose
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EPA: Estimated Time of Arrival
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Location mentioned:
Near NE 57th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98661
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