Person reports overdose but self-transports to hospital, Earlimart CA
Drugs ViolationA medical call was made for a possible overdose near Road 136 and Avenue 70 in Tulare County. The patient chose to transport themselves to the hospital, so emergency responders were canceled.
Audio|Source: Tulare County Fire and CHP Pink
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Transcript:
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Area 28, medical aid near Road 136, 16 is not secure.
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Station 28, medical aid near Road 136.
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Cross of Avenue 70.
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Station 28, medical aid,
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near Road 136, cross Avenue 70. See, no sound secure. Timeout 1022[1].
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2.22.
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Fire comment, you can be responding to... That call.
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And negative 28.
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And gin 10, I copy.
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It's going to be for an overdose.
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For TCAD, they advise they will not be staging.
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Copy. And 10 will be rolling in.
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1023.
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In Cancel,
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patient will self-transport and just said.
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And Gen.
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Confirm, we cancel.
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And Gen 10, that's affirmative per keycad the patient will stop transport.
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Copy. It's been mobile.
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1025. 1025.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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1022: Cancel/Disregard
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Location mentioned:
Near Rd 136, Earlimart, CA 93219
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