00:00
Before medics, before into a med transport, make sure she's not still actively bleeding.
00:12
Looking at the info on it, showing the call that it's not just the county EMS.
00:16
I am not even sure if it's an extra call.
00:19
Yeah, for what was the nature of the call?
00:24
It's a laceration call, but she's actually the patient is vomiting blood.
00:28
I think great, because I do see 1300 .
00:31
I do see the 1300 here on there.
00:35
Yeah, for if she's still actively going out blood, we need an officer for her.
00:41
I have state 1320 .
00:43
I'll be in route tonight. I
00:48
1305 , the patient is not still vomiting blood.
00:52
She has just been sick for the past couple of days.
00:54
If we can get my transport in route.
01:02
If you can be en route to town hall, there's a laceration call.
01:08
They advise the patient had been throwing up blood previously, is not actively doing so now.
01:13
They're going out front.
01:16
10-4, I'll be en route.
01:26
We're already en route here, call.
01:28
She said that two residents caught her when she believed to be male.
01:32
Yeah, for you can show myself in 1235 and route.
01:39
I have state 720, you can show myself in 1215 route as well.
01:46
I have state 1238, you can show me on scene, I count.
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