00:06
Engine 54, medic 52, site problem (number withheld), Timber Cove Street on channel.
00:16
Engine 54, medic 52, site problem (number withheld), Timber Cove Street on channel.
00:27
Hey, I'll tell you right, command.
00:31
Tell me, command, so the truck back in service.
00:33
Ambulance 27 will advise.
00:35
Copy. Command, turn me a truck back in service.
00:39
Engine 63, the crew is gone.
00:43
63, okay, thank you.
00:47
I'll take Colorado.
00:52
Five 08:12 , we're going to 17 .
00:54
We should send someone clear available.
00:59
We have a frequency and then we'll have 68 command.
01:04
Sixty eight command, 709 .
01:07
Pending high for medical.
01:08
Five K, both on route.
01:09
(number withheld) Timber Cove Street.
01:15
We have a (number withheld) year old male.
01:16
He is conscious, breathing, and tending.
01:20
With dementia and Alzheimer's, and Louie body is pretty worked up and has been getting physical with RP's sister, having a hard time getting to calm down and is requesting to be transported for a hold.
01:35
At com ambulance 27 .
01:40
We'll be transporting with a non-emergent to Platte Valley.
01:45
Right and off right.
01:46
Can you repeat the last on that?
01:49
Copy Route 2 is going to Pine Valley 1709.
01:52
They're wanting him transported to Pine Valley on an M1[1] hold.
01:57
He's out of control with the Alzheimer's and dementia.
02:00
Okay, do you have sheriff en route?
02:05
They are not en route yet, but I'll go do this and start it for you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
M1: Mental health hold/involuntary commitment (Colorado)
Medical Emergency
