Allergic Reaction at Northwest Black Hawk Drive

Summary: Engine 61 and AMR 120 were dispatched to 11216 Northwest Black Hawk Drive in Washington County, Oregon, in response to a report of a 48-year-old male experiencing an allergic reaction. The patient was conscious, breathing normally, and feeling light-headed. He believed he had been bitten by an insect and was concerned about a possible allergic reaction or disease. The patient had no history of allergic reactions, was calm, and denied drug or alcohol use. Police were added to the response as a precaution, but the situation remained calm and non-violent. Eventually, AMR 120 was canceled by Engine 61.