Teens treated after chase and fall near Vista Way, Oceanside CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, two teenage males sustained minor injuries after reportedly being chased by a group near Vista Way in Oceanside. They were treated by firefighters for abrasions from jumping a fence and falling on concrete, then released to a guardian at Tri-City Medical Center after medical evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
02:52
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, Tri-City, it's Truck-126.
00:01
We've got two patients, both minors being released to family.
00:06
(number withheld), let me be ready for patient one.
00:14
Go ahead as report.
00:17
Copy, thanks. Patient number one, 17-year-old male, chief complaint lacerations to hands and knees. The story was that both of our patients were being chased by a large group of individuals.
00:31
Both patients were being chased by a large group of individuals.
00:36
They had to run and jump a chain link fence.
00:40
They said they jumped the fence and then down to a concrete surface where they rolled to the ground,
00:48
scraping their knees and their hands on the concrete.
00:52
They were able to get away from those chasing them, came over to the fire station, rang the doorbell, and were assisted.
01:02
He's breathing 20 times a minute, full and effective, clear lung sounds, 100% room air, alert and oriented, answering appropriately, no drugs or alcohol, moving all extremities.
01:13
Heart rate 125, sinus tach, blood pressure.
01:20
126 over 80.
01:23
Skin signs are normal.
01:25
He has abrasions to both hands and knees,
01:29
bleeding controlled and bandaged.
01:32
With this patient,
01:34
his guardian came and picked him up and signed the AMA form.
01:42
She was explained all AMA criteria and available to contact.
01:48
She took responsibility for both patients.
01:52
Let me know when you're ready for patient number two.
01:56
Go ahead with number two please.
02:00
Copy. Number two is also 17-year-old male.
02:05
Same case number,
02:07
same story,
02:09
his vital signs,
02:11
heart rate 120 sinus tach, blood pressure 112 over 70, oxygen sat 98%, breathing 20 times a minute.
02:18
He has abrasion to left hand, bleeding controlled and bandaged.
02:28
He could not reach his parents.
02:33
The guardian of patient one knew him and said she would assume responsibility for him and signed accordingly.
02:43
She understands all AMA criteria and the patient was released to her.
02:47
How do you copy?
02:49
I copy. I don't have any questions.
02:51
We consider it the PCA.
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056
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