Person Walks Into Fire Station Reporting Overdose, Edgemere MD
Medical EmergencyA person walked into Fire Station 26 on North Point Road reporting an overdose poisoning. Limited details about the patient's condition are available.
Audio|Source: Baltimore County Municipal Police Departments
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It's titled an overdose poisoning call for a walk-in at Station 26, 7500 North Point Road.
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Pedia were added. There's not much information here to the poisoned patient.
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29.
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I'm making my way back down. But now...
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Is it going to be closer towards the intersection or further up? Because I heard some brusseland in there before we took off.
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27. I can hit down there with a clear one more.
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10-4.
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If it's the red lobster you're talking about where those dumpsters are, it's like his first little pine trees right at the intersection. But just like I can't get close. I'll see you guys all coming out.
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10.4. That area. I'm talking about.
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1240 you guys on that call.
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12 is up.
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Fort is negative.
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We're at?
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Gary from there.
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Tiswob, you can have it.
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Hey, Liberty and Offit on the Silver Chevy.
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To Frank Lincoln, your feet one, one time all of us.
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Alright, yeah, so if they're at the Red Lobster, the officer coming up with lights on, when you make that left, I'll just see you guys hold it for now.
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Just stop at the intersection like you are before, and if he's still bent down, he won't, he should move.
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27-34.
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It's drawn up by fire for a walk-in station to Station 26 or North Point Road. They say that I have a walk-in poison patient,
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but there's just not much information here about what example it is.
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Location mentioned:
Near North Point Rd, Edgemere, MD 21219
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