Person rescued from water after near-drowning in Florida, Miami Dade County FL
Medical EmergencyA person experienced a near-drowning incident at the intersection near SW 157th Ave and SW 264th St in Florida. Divers rescued the individual from the water. The person is an adult male with partial drowning symptoms. Emergency responders requested an air rescue transport to Jackson South hospital and declared the patient a trauma alert for urgent medical attention.
Audio|Source: Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Dispatch Channels
05:19
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 71 in command.
00:01
I'm going to need another rescue to bring up all their medical equipment.
00:06
I have one of my divers is in the water, one of my personnel.
00:10
Copy. We have the equipment on this way and we have another diver on this way.
00:14
72 arrivals with one diver.
00:16
Rescue, 72 arrivals, one diver, day county to command incident.
00:19
I missed 10 minutes.
00:20
Copy that, command.
00:21
We've gotten one person out and we're just going to continue to search, verify there's no more victims, and I'll advise.
00:30
Copy. Your arrival.
00:32
Tinker 60 arrival, 10-07[2], Dade County.
00:34
Water is under one or arrival.
00:35
We have the one-diver on scene as well.
00:36
Tender 1 arrival, Day County.
00:38
Battalion 7, show me continuing on arrival on this assignment.
00:42
Battalion 7, copy.
00:43
Tinker 60, show you arrival.
00:44
108, J. County.
00:45
We'll command the day county, verify that just say by, we have two divers in the water, two divers on land standing by, and we have the water tenders.
00:56
Copy two divers in the water, two divers standing by, and water tender tanker 60 on scene, but telling seven about taking arrival.
01:04
See that, we'll do face and face.
01:06
Rescue 77 to command.
01:08
You want us to cancel?
01:09
Commandant of Day County, Battalion 7 is going to be safety.
01:12
Transferring command on the MS6 now safety of 1009 County.
01:16
We're still responding.
01:17
Do you need our diver?
01:18
Command, that's negative.
01:20
I'll go available in south.
01:22
Command, you still have Battalion 10, Ladder 66, Rescue, 77, and engine 16 in row.
01:27
All right, I was just going to be a hold with units on scene and you can cancel the water tender.
01:32
Copy. Hold with units on scene.
01:34
Units around to 157 avenues up with 264 Street and cancel your call.
01:39
Hold with units on scene and water tender one also show you available.
01:42
All units canceled, switch back to your base frequency.
01:44
Tanker 60 to command, do you want us to assume extrication group?
01:47
Commandant Tanker 60, I need a ladder.
01:49
60, I need a ladder.
01:52
60, copy.
01:53
Command D, County Rescue 71 is going to be transporting.
01:57
Copy Rescue 71 Transport Unit, 1012 County.
02:00
Trom alert.
02:01
Trom alert. That's a negative on trauma alert[1].
02:03
Copy. Central Day County.
02:05
Thank you.
02:07
Rescue 71 in D.
02:08
Rescue 71. Rescue 71. Rescue 71.
02:09
Rescue 71. We're going to make him a trauma alert[1].
02:11
It's going to be an air rescue assignment to Jackson South, one adult male, partial drowning.
02:16
Glasgow less than 12.
02:17
Copy, trauma, Jackson South trauma, Glasgow is 12.
02:22
Do you need us another suppression for the LZ or are you just going to go to Homestead?
02:26
Let me have a suppressor, please.
02:27
Copy.
02:28
Commandate County.
02:29
Commanday County. Commanday County.
02:30
Command, go ahead. If the patient, male or female, is proxman age.
02:33
Unknown age is going to be a male and it's going to be a non-trauma ground transport by Rescue 71.
02:39
He just changed it to Trauma Alert Air Rescue.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
trauma alert: Patient meets criteria for immediate trauma care
[2]
10-07: Arrival at scene
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Location mentioned:
SW 157th Ave & SW 264th St, Florida 33031
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