Multi-vehicle crash at LA 24 South and Irma St, Bayou Cane LA
TrafficA multi-vehicle traffic accident occurred at LA 24 South and near Irma Street, involving both adult and child patients. Two ambulances responded: one transported an adult patient, another transported a child. Another child patient was stable and needed further transport. Parents of remaining child patients chose to take them to the hospital in their own vehicle.
Audio|Source: Lafourche Public Safety
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Transcript:
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LA 24 South and Irma Street, 840, Echo[3] Papa[4], Papa, 840 EPP.
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It's going to get TAN, Mercury.
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2.4-E.
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13221. Copy, 221.
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Take 264 exit,
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Texas, Papa[4] Victor Whiskey 5244-0.
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Papa[4] Victor Whiskey 5240, Silver Toyota, Camry.
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41951.
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June 2. P-56.
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The LA 308 at East 12th Street, Zulu 254-391, Zulu 254-391 on a silver, Chevy Silverado.
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One.
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1332, go ahead.
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Thank you. Thank you very much.
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I've seen the Christmas nursing around at long.
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I'm starting on the new patient, I'm waiting today.
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Thank you very much.
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A truck.
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1062 is standby just a few minutes.
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104. I'm trying so.
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1040, thanks.
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1333 in emergency.
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In emergency. I remember for 1062.
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Yeah, what is the unit? What are you?
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So,
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we got two units on scene already.
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One is transporting an adult on the stretcher.
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One's taken a pediatric patient on the PDMate[1].
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And then we have a better pediatric patient who needs another PIDmate.
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Pediatric patients are vitally stable.
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No obvious injuries or complaints.
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Go ahead.
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1378 a new close.
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2.62, please cancel that third of unit.
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The parents decided to just take them POV[2].
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If they stand by holding in, leaving.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
PDMate: Pediatric patient transport device
[2]
POV: Personal Owned Vehicle (parents transporting themselves)
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Echo: Highest level EMS response (life-threatening emergency)
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Papa: Possibly a unit or patrol identifier
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Irma St, Bayou Cane, LA 70360
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