Overdose report of young female at college hall, College Station TX
Medical EmergencyA 19-year-old female ingested a large amount of medication at Leggett Hall, College Station. She is conscious and breathing. She was located in room 267. Emergency medical services and university police department are responding to the incident.
Audio|Source: Brazos County Area Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Overdose, he'll be responding to a 19-year-old female, conscious and breathing.
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Call up with that she took 20 million grams of monoxetine, a large handful of them at least.
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She does not have a weapon. She's in room number two,
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five,
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and UPD has been contacted if they should be on things soon.
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861, party one Leggett Hall for an overdose[1]. 861, party one Leggett Hall for an overdose.
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Time out, 1642.
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61 are out.
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So when you're responding to the patient, it's taking 85 extra time and all. 85 extra time in all.
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8661, your patient will be in room 328, 328.
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EMS-2-E-11 on the scene for that first call. Let me to open that second call, so hire QDY.
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Okay.
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Hey, you want on to do.
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1624 and 81611 will be, uh,
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or 852, apologies you will be going to room 267.
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That's from 862, confirm room number as 267, now correct?
01:47
No, that's correct, choosing room 267, 267.
Police codes explained
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overdose: Suspected overdose/poisoning medical call
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Location mentioned:
Near Ross St, College Station, TX 77843
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