Overdose patient revived with Narcan at Family House, Portland OR
Medical EmergencyMedical teams responded to an overdose at Family House near NW 26th Ave. The patient was revived using Narcan and chest compressions and is now waking up.
Audio|Source: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
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Transcript:
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Section 6, Meta3-9, 31 Echo Overdose.
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Family House, near NW 26th Ave.
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I'm up on 16333.
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The endops 5-2 and else 5-2, I believe it will be unmonitored.
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I copy. 5-2 unmonitored.
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One unity.
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So many.
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Can you show engine 8 and brush 8 in route to 2702?
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And command ops 5-2.
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10106, Bravo.
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34,
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then I've got an S-R for you.
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In fact 336, they went red about 10 ago.
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6, I'm ready for that, Ed.
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406 systems are 480, requiring one-blocks driveway.
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The address near Northwest Kearney Street.
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Vehicle is a silver BMW,
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Oregon plate,
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(number withheld).
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This is asked for a minute 1331 for me extended a problem, please.
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Medic 1331 extended.
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Do you convince the NN, TFA, the agent, again, please?
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His name is (name withheld).
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(name withheld).
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Medi 1337, mercy.
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Do you have a good location for him?
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He said, Bravo Charlie Checkpoint by the Clear Lane on the public site.
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Affirmative, uh, beat 7 is currently M201, and looks like beat 10 was 145 mid-salsa, but I have no idea where swing shift is enforced if they're in meters.
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436
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Post-3 Charlie Traini clear 1636 1636 That's a 6 copy
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And they're updating patients in patients now, waking up after Narcan and chest compressions.
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They just take a copy.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 26th Ave, Portland, OR 97210
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