Rescue team searches water for missing person near Oak Brook, Fort Collins CO
Medical EmergencyA medical alarm at Oak Brook near Stanford Road triggered a water rescue operation. Multiple rescue boats and a dive team coordinated to search for a missing person in the water. The incident involved county paramedics and continued updates on the search status.
Audio|Source: Poudre Fire Authority and EMS
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Transcript:
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Tension 5, U-CH-210, Medical Alarm[1] at Oak Brook, near Stanford Road, App is 32, Lincoln 3.
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This is a poll cord from Zone 202.
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No other information was provided.
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And both seven. Go ahead.
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Yeah, what unit are we going to have that's going to be bringing the RP back out?
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They're just making it to the water now.
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It's going to be Marine 1.
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They also will have a paramedic from the county on that boat as well if we have any kind of recovery.
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I copy, Rick.
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Marine 1, Boat 7.
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Go ahead for me.
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Yeah, when you guys come around past Santanka Cove, we're going to rendezvous with you.
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We'll get all the other boats out of the area.
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I'm going to join you guys for the witness interview.
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Okay. Boat seven, command.
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Go for boat seven.
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I'm going to make your rescue group resource are going to be yourself, Marine 1, Marine 2, Marine 4.
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You're going to have that crew from Rescue 4 as well.
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Lieutenant CopyW Rescue Group[2].
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Resources are both 7, Marine 1, Marine 2, Marine 2, Marine 4.
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Marine 1, Command.
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Did you copy? I'm going to have you working for rescue groups.
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That's votes out of rescue group.
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Hey, for me.
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Marine 2, Command.
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Marine 2, go ahead.
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Did you copy that traffic? You're going to be working for rescue group, which is boat seven.
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A-frum. The observatory command.
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Correct. That's A-Fron. So is that traffic for 100?
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Yes, ma'am, an observatory command.
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Poking that you're clearing code for appropriate refusal.
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Others are going to take the channel didn't on our own.
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I'll do that thing, K1647.
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And one, 100.
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Go ahead. CPW, I added a phone and name to line 107.
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He's Wildlife 184.
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He's en route from Livermore and he's going to be the one to help coordinate with recovery.
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ETA 35 to 40.
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If you want to contact him direct, he'll be able to get the resources that you need.
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Copy, I'll coordinate with the county here.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Command Rescue Group[2].
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Go ahead.
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Could you give us a time on incident, please?
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That's affirmative.
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Stand by. 7 from command we've been on scene or the call came in at 1530 so already's been missing now for hour 20 minutes I copy can you give us every 15 minutes updates please
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Copy. Break 100, if you can assist me and advise in 15-minute increments starting now.
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Copy, we'll call this at 1650.
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And, Marine 4.
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This command, go ahead.
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What's the status of the dive team?
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They're on site and we're coordinating with county and your command here at the command post for dive.
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Hi, copy. We've got a pretty good mark here in about 37 feet of water.
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I know we're bringing the RP out.
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I just wanted to watch you know that we've got a good mark.
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Copy, so confirming you want the dive boat to start out that way? Yes,
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possible. Copy.
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Green 1. Command.
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Go ahead.
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UCH-217, alpha-medical, 82-20 monitor range drive, map 37 pole 3, respond on NetChannel 5.
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We'll tie off here until we receive more.
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Unit ID shell hammers, you have an open mic on mutual 1.
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Padden, she's currently feeling dizzy.
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Ocean One, Adam 3, standby with the RP.
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I just call from Stralson, Arbony.
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100 copies all traffic, 1652.
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...many 2, Marine 4.
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If you want to go by that, Mark or Booy, and just make sure it's unraveling, see if you're picking anything up there.
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217 engine 8 engine 8
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Indunate, TioS traffic for 217
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That's a firm, recover, speed downward at 68, so we'll have you pass us on the interstate.
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Okay. Copy.
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One from command.
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We're going to go ahead and continue with the plan and have the R.P.O.
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out with you.
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Section 8 and 217, your patient's going to be sitting out front of the residents.
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You come out.
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Go for rescue.
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Did you copy that traffic? I had to go direct with Marine one.
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We had a quick-fit evolving situation here.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medical Alarm: Medical Alarm
[2]
Rescue Group: Rescue Group
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Location mentioned:
Near Stanford Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80525
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