Person with ankle monitor reports medical issue near N 15th Ave, Melrose Park IL
Medical EmergencyA person wearing an ankle monitor triggered a medical alert via GPS near N 15th Ave. First responders initially found the person declined medical assistance but later the person required EMS transport to Loyola Hospital.
Audio|Source: Berkeley Fire
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Transcript:
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Aik 500[1] responding, 820515[3].
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Passes received.
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Passes received. Lake 500[2][1] is on the scene.
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Unit number here.
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500[1], it was called in by a track group monitoring system.
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Apparently the patient called it in through his ankle monitor GPS on his ankle.
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I advised them to let the patient know to wait in front of the building.
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Okay, and the address is near 15th Ave.
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Affirmative near 15th Ave.
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Hi, Mr. Receive.
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From 500[1].
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We may contact with one occupant in the building that has an ankle monitor and he said he didn't call and wants no EMS is going to be no services needed.
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We're in service returning.
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Messages. Ike from 500[1].
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500[1], go ahead with the traffic.
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500[1], go ahead.
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Stay by, Ike.
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Stay by.
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Mike, from 5.R, we do have a patient now, so be advised we're going to be unseen here now.
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Last offensive.
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500[1] Transported Loyola.
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His receipt.
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Norcombe 604 to return.
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404 returning. Norcombe 601 is returning.
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Norcombe 601 is returning, patient refused.
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601 message received.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
500: Unit number
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Lake 500: Responding unit
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820515: Possible address or incident reference
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Location mentioned:
N 15th Ave, Melrose Park, IL 60160
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