Man injured on northbound trail in Huntington Beach, Huntington Beach CA
Medical EmergencyA 40-year-old man suffered an injury while on a northbound trail in Huntington Beach. Emergency responders coordinated access via Pacific Coast Highway and Hamilton Gate to assist him.
Audio|Source: MetroNet Fire Tac 3H - Huntington Beach
02:21
Transcript:
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Upering 6th, you're going to cancel. Uprengeant 6, you cancel in the Huntington. Section 45, E.T. 45, northbound on the trail in Huntington Beach, 40-year-old male trauma, Delta[1]. Supporting season 6. Confirming, we're still responding to it. Negative, you can cancel. Copy that.
00:27
That's your net huntington 45. It's a 45 way. Please stop the note. Can you add another ALS[2] engine and additional UT[3] for a total of two engines, two UTs?
00:44
Ashen from a T-241. Is it 241 by? Can you place on that call with the engine 45 on TCH cancel a T-41? Stop for that.
01:13
Agent 43 and June 45. Forty-three. We're going to try to access the gate on PCH if you want to try to access the Hamilton Gate and meet in the middle. Copy that.
01:36
the right-bound scene, click the PCH data is open. Copy. It's a 45-43. 45-9. Just pointed up on the wet three words. It looks like it's going to be closer to that PCH side. Do you still want us to go in off Hamilton or probably end up on PCH? It's up to you guys. We're just accessing the PCH side, whatever's easier for you guys, though.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta: High-priority medical emergency (Delta classification)
[2]
ALS: Advanced Life Support unit requested
[3]
UT: Utility/Support unit
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Location mentioned:
CA-1, Huntington Beach, CA
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