Injured person transported to Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore MD
Medical EmergencyAn officer transported an injured person from near East Allis Street to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. The injured person remained in the vehicle during the transport without the need to stop for additional medical personnel.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Eastern District
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Transcript:
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I'm going to transport from near East Allis Street.
00:03
I'm going to Johns Hopkins.
00:05
Up to his emails,
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we'll keep that I both cleared.
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On 261, starting mileage 726-46.
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1801 is your time?
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In 2nd, 2.2, I'll be following the 2-1.
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8.m.4.
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14.
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14, I have.
00:37
In reference to my call, you can change this to an injured person, and the location we're going to use is 600,000.
00:45
Townful.
00:49
You can show me a route to that location in the northern.
00:56
Okay, time for that.
01:01
D5.
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Go ahead.
01:07
1900 North Collins, Car Stop, Maryland Tag (number withheld).
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104.
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104. 4.10-16 in voices.
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7.4.
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121. 121.
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And... Show me the 400 bucks of you found out of street.
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You had a...
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Come you, a medic.
01:43
That's for the transport?
01:47
Oh nine,
01:48
what's the issue with the transport?
01:52
He's hanging on in the back of the vehicle.
01:56
Just continue on to Hopkins.
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No need to stop there.
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Just continue on.
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Go on copy.
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That's it for a moment.
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So there's no reason to stop to continue on the Hopkins.
02:13
It's going to take longer to get the medic.
02:15
Eighty-four
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Location mentioned:
Johns Hopkins Metro, Baltimore, MD 21287
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