Ambulances Called for Possible Heroin Overdose, Multiple Unresponsive Residents

The following incidents were provided by the Chelmsford Fire Department, taking place between June 15 and June 21.

Sunday, June 15

• A Lowell woman passed out on Independence Drive, prompting the arrival of an ambulance at the scene.
• An elderly man fell and struck his head after suffering weakness on Dalton Road.

• On Blaisdell Road, a 48-year-old Lowell woman was found unresponsive, requiring an ambulance.
• Though no smoke or fire was showing, a sparking wire was coming from a fan on Bartlett Street.
• A 13-year-old boy suffered a cut to the lip at the Little League fields on Chelmsford Street.
• At 8:55 p.m. on Littleton Road, an 18-month-old boy suffered from a high fever.

• At Einstein Bagels on Drum Hill Road, a female customer from Dracut suffered a laceration.
• On Danforth Lane, a 17-year-old male hooked himself onto a car seat, requiring assistance.

• An ambulance responded to Richardson Road for an elderly woman who took a fall.
• Crews responded to Billerica Road for a one-week-old baby with a high pulse rate.
• An ambulance was required to Billerica Road for an unresponsive 48-year-old woman.
• A 47-year-old man was found unresponsive on Manning Road.

• Firefighters responded to Billerica Road for a possible vehicle fire.
• A 16-year-old suffered a twisted knee on Wotton Lane at the Southwell Fields.

• Past damage to a town owned vehicle was reported to the Chelmsford Police Department.

• On Mill Road, crews were called to the scene for a "bad crash" with injuries reported. The crash involved a vehicle from Carlisle.
• A man possibly overdosing on heroin was reported on Littleton Road.