(acronym) Abbreviation for radio used by police stating a subject/person is deceased, particularly in reference to drug overdoses.
In his standard chameleon-style voice Trooper Baker stated in his transmission “......one subject was found at the premises, subject was DRT so emergency medical attention is not required...”. ‘Shit’ he thought, I was looking to make an arrest too’. Looking over the corpse, and someone’s son he spat, “Why’d ya have to be dead for, you junk-o loser?”
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Dead Right There
Used by EMT's/Paramedics to describe a dead person that no treatment will bring back, thus being left in the position they were found for the coroner or funeral home.
Used by EMT's/Paramedics to describe a dead person that no treatment will bring back, thus being left in the position they were found for the coroner or funeral home.
by NM 53 October 16, 2005
In the emercency services sector ie fire,police,ems refers to a dead person ;means "dead right there"
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