Yeah, it's going to be like right here.
The note says a white female overdosing.
It says she's flopping around in the road, screaming,
and that's about all the info we got.
Yes, I was on scene.
Stay center.
Oh, god.
Yeah, she's definitely on something.
We'll have to get her on the stretcher,
and she's pretty flexible.
Help Dave with the stretcher.
You guys just found her like this?
Just like that.
OK, all right.
This is the worst one I've seen in a while.
Yeah, it kind of looks like flakka.
I haven't seen her like two weeks.
Is this--
No.
All right, I'm going drop some ketamine for her.
Ow.
Relax.
We're almost there.
All done.
This was ketamine I just gave her.
It's a sedative drug that we use for calls like this.
We use this a lot when we have patients on flakka
or some type of drug that causes excited delirium.
So it should take a few minutes to take effect,
and hopefully, she'll calm down enough
to get her on the stretcher.
And we'll get her to the hospital and get her checked
out.
Yeah, we can probably get her on there now, and
we'll--
Go first to that side.
Got it?
Yeah, I got it.
As you can see, the medicine is
starting to kick in a little, and she's kind of calming down.
So we're going to get her on a stretcher,
restrain her, check her vital signs and everything,
and get her ready to transport.
Yeah, I'll get these seatbelts on tight.
Yeah, we'll take her to Northwest, Dave.