Male found unconscious after taking counterfeit pain medication, San Jose CA
Drugs ViolationA 35-year-old male was found unconscious after taking counterfeit Percocet. He received two doses of Narcan and regained consciousness. The patient may be walking away from the person who reported the incident. The reporting person suspects fentanyl was involved.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
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Transcript:
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RescueMedic 26, responding with Engine 3 on a Delta response[1] for a 35-year-old male.
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He is unconscious after taking fake Percocet with two Narcan[2] doses administered.
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It's all the way the end of Bevanbrook.
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Rescue, Predict, 26, copies.
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Engine 3, copy details?
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Engine 9, Medical, (number withheld) Esther Drive, near Carleton Avenue, Station 9's area.
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16, 70s. June 16, Charlie, responds 65-year-old, email with trouble breathing.
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I engine 16, copy, Charlie.
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Now that's in fire for Mission 3.
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Agent 3.
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We're unseen in the area UTL. Do you have a better location?
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Agent 3, what they told us was all the way at the end of Bevenbrook Drive.
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Hedge the cup.
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For engine 3 and rescue medic 26, now we're still in line, the patient woke up after the Narcan[2] doses and is possibly walking away from the reporting party. The reporting party thinks it might be fentanyl.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta response: High-priority medical response
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Narcan: Naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal medication
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