Crash on US 71 Frontage Rd with three injured, Kansas City MO
TrafficA motor vehicle accident occurred on US 71 Frontage Road southbound near Blue Ridge Boulevard. Three patients were injured and required extrication. Multiple ambulances and fire units responded to the scene.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Fire
06:57
Transcript:
00:00
7, this is safety. We got one up here that's going.
00:07
Message received one patient.
00:10
Dispatch copies.
00:16
Dispatch command, start me in a second ambulance.
00:20
Understood.
00:27
42-107. Pull up behind the buggy when you get a chance.
00:31
I believe we need two patients behind the buggy or need to be addressed.
00:37
Dismatch, Pumper 42 on the scene.
00:39
42 on screen.
00:42
Dispatch, Medi-9, can you show us in Robson, North Town with 1?
00:46
Medic 18, 1-9, North Town with 1.
00:51
Medic 18, and Truman? Car 107.
00:58
Do you want Command, Dispatch?
01:05
DSO Command. DSO Command.
01:08
Go ahead.
01:14
What's your patient's condition?
01:21
Passage received,
01:24
42, command?
01:26
Go ahead, jeep.
01:28
How many patients are you going to have now?
01:33
We have two yellow patients.
01:36
Truck three in quarters.
01:40
You say two? Truck three in quarters.
01:45
Affirmative.
01:47
Dispatch, 71 Command, start me a third ambulance.
01:51
Understood.
01:54
Oh,
01:57
107.
02:01
107, go.
02:06
You have Medic 41 coming through the triangle, your third will be Medic 36 from their house.
02:14
Message received.
02:19
All trauma centers are open.
02:25
36, ME-107 and companies, US 71 Frontage Road, southbound of Blue Ridge Boulevard, on a motor vehicle accident, third ambulance, and a four.
02:38
Medic 36, meet Car 107 in companies, 71 highway frontage road southbound at Blue Ridge Boulevard, third ambulance and motor vehicle accident, A4[2].
02:50
Pumper 18 and shows goals.
02:54
18 and quarters.
02:56
Pumper 51. Go ahead.
03:00
Can I have a scene time, please? Stand by.
03:07
Number 51.
03:11
I hit it. Are you on?
03:13
Rescue 31 says...
03:15
Rescue 31 in.
03:17
Number 51, your time is 1427.
03:20
Your hands-on chest was 111.
03:25
Dispatch, send you one command.
03:28
Go ahead.
03:29
Three patients, all yellow, extricating one.
03:33
Exricating one.
03:36
Pumper 51 is you got him.
03:41
Okay, okay. Thank you.
03:51
Dispatch about 24 in service and quarters.
03:53
Type 24 in service and quarters.
03:59
I'm type 29 is going to research.
04:03
Medic 19 research.
04:06
Dispatch 102?
04:08
102.
04:12
Would you send 120, 130 to secure the narcotics off this ambulance that being told them? Copy that.
04:24
Rescue on Sandlery.
04:26
Rescue one in.
04:27
Rescue on end.
04:29
Rescue on N.
04:32
20, are you still on 4?
04:38
Matt 36, 107.
04:41
Car-130, join Car-102 in companies, Truman and Charlotte, motor vehicle accident, A3[1], Car-130, join Car-102 in companies, Truman and Charlotte, motor vehicle accident A3.
05:01
Matt, 36.
05:03
102, this is 112.
05:08
dispatch calling Medic 36.
05:10
Car 102, are you on three?
05:13
Yes, go ahead.
05:15
112 is calling you.
05:18
This 102, go ahead.
05:22
Rescue 31 in the house.
05:28
May 36, come up on 84, for information.
05:32
Rescue 31 in quarters.
05:34
1.2, I'm going to be a little delayed.
05:36
We've got 35 shut down here for construction.
05:41
Is the vehicle, the ambulance got to be towed?
05:45
That's affirmative.
05:47
I just talked to dispatch about getting a tow order.
05:50
Copy. I'm about 10 minutes out.
05:55
Copy. Copy.
05:57
Dispatch, 21 command.
06:01
His research open for trauma?
06:04
Everybody's open.
06:06
Message received.
06:08
Medic 36 from dispatch.
06:11
Medic 36, guys.
06:14
The 7's calling you.
06:18
Medic 36, car 107.
06:19
What's the call on? Medic 36, Car 107.
06:28
May 36-107, I believe you're going to be my second ambulance in.
06:34
Hey,
06:39
your third, Chief.
06:45
Today, 36, you're going to be my third ambulance in.
06:48
Pull in here past the first bumper and a police car, we'll have you take this third patient.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
A3: Low-priority, alpha-level medical response or assigned radio channel/talkgroup A3.
[2]
A4: Low-priority, Alpha-level medical or EMS response (determinant 4) for non-urgent situations.
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Location mentioned:
US-71 Frontage Rd, Kansas City, MO 64147
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