Medical emergencies respond to bleed and fall injuries, Charlotte NC
Medical EmergencyMultiple medical emergencies occurred in Charlotte, including incidents of bleeding and falls with injury at various locations near Park Road and other streets. Emergency responders addressed these incidents with no personal details disclosed.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
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Ladder 23. Netakroutine hemorrhage.
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Near Alvarmar Road.
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Ladder 23. Metagroutine hemorrhage.
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Near Alvon Marl Road.
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Engine 24. Metagroutine fall with injury.
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Near Park Road on D.
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Delta[2]. Engine 24.
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Metagroutine fall with injury.
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Near Park Road.
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On D. Delta[2].
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Commandantage, 7.
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Engine 1.4.2.
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I'm on the way to you.
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Go free seven.
00:50
That's a disregard.
00:55
Okay.
01:00
Honestville, you just hold your position at that other red.
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Ladder 31 is 10021.
01:10
You guys you were holding.
01:17
Letter 4. Letting routine fall with injury.
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Near North Triane Street.
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Letter 4. Letting routine fall with injury.
01:25
Near North Triane Street.
01:31
Further, are we didn't actually talk to anybody?
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If we stay at that, you can clear from this call.
01:44
Look.
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Come on.
01:54
The 10.3 is trying to reach you.
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Go ahead, the Italian 3.
02:02
Primary complete on 9.
02:04
All rooms, negative.
02:07
Also obtained a manifest from the RP.
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Our room is 804, which no occupant was registered.
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Copy primary on all rooms online.
02:22
It's complete negative.
02:24
Get a manifest.
02:27
804 was a fire room and it is not oxidative.
02:31
That's correct.
02:37
Are they going to be closer to this than we are?
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Am I? Yeah, my.
02:46
Sound...
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Turns the engine 11, Central, nothing found, we're back in service.
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1110, 4, show you clear and available.
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Unable, okay.
03:06
Letter 40, net a groutine hemorrhage, near Alvama Road, Ame, ECHO[1].
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Letter 40, net a routine hemorrhage, near Alabama Road, on E, E, ECHO[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ECHO: Highest-priority response for life-threatening or time-critical medical emergencies.
[2]
Delta: High-priority medical or incident response level; also denotes the letter D in phonetic alphabet.
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Location mentioned:
Park Rd, Charlotte, NC
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