Medical team responds to unconscious person near Walden Pkwy, Anderson SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical incident involving an unconscious man near Walden Parkway in Anderson, South Carolina. Medics were dispatched on a Priority 1 alert and coordinated over operations channel 2.
Audio|Heard on: Anderson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Priority 1[1] unconscious. Channel 2.
00:07
Central medic 7 is clear.
00:08
Going back to 1.
00:10
Medic 1 copy.
00:13
Copy, medic 7.
00:15
Alpha.
00:19
Central medic 7, Medic 1, stopping at Melody.
00:24
Central medic one.
00:27
Come, Maxton.
00:28
While you're there, grab yourself some code 60.
00:30
I got lunch for y'all.
00:32
Ten four, thank you.
00:35
Alpha five medic one, priority one unconscious, near Walden Parkway,
00:40
sixty-eight year old male.
00:43
Alpha five medic one, swap over to Ops two.
00:47
Ten nine for an unconscious Ops two.
01:02
Medic 18 Central, can you clear code 60 to post?
01:06
Okay, with it.
01:09
Unconscious Walden Parkway Ops 2,
01:12
time out 1228, dispatch moving Ops 2.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action, often involving lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Walden Pkwy, Anderson, SC 29621
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