Medical emergency involves unresponsive juvenile near County Road 15, Orland CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medical aid dispatched near County Road 15 for a juvenile who was initially unresponsive. The child later appeared to be breathing but was lethargic with a head injury from a fall. Air medical assistance was requested to field coordinates near 39.7442, -122.2195.
Audio|Heard on: Orland Volunteer Fire
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07:23
Transcript:
00:00
Attention Portland Fire personnel, medical aid near County Road 15 for an unresponsive juvenile.
00:08
Repeating, Portland Fire personnel, medical aid near County Road 15, unresponsive juvenile in Glenn County.
00:16
Clear 1017.
00:35
20th responding.
00:40
20th responding, 10-17[1].
01:14
Two 20, Glenn County.
01:18
Twenty,
01:21
update on patient.
01:22
You have a four-year-old unresponsive.
01:25
Eyes are moving, unknown if breathing at this time.
01:36
Twenty, Glenn County currently breathing.
01:41
Copy.
01:52
Baker County Engine 23 responding.
01:57
23 responding, 1019.
02:07
Marshal, I see.
02:08
Clinton County, can you repeat your traffic?
02:13
County, this is being released by Marshall.
02:15
I see. He's still available.
02:37
Engine three available and returning.
02:39
Ten 20. Clinton County Marshall IC has been turned over to QC.
02:55
Marshall IC terminated.
03:04
Marshal, I see scene turned over to PG&E.
03:07
All units available.
03:09
IC terminated 1020 and set number is going to be 1000 ninety-one thousand 10000 ninety-one.
04:20
Right there, 20 over here.
04:25
20 at scene, 10-21[2].
04:29
Lincoln County Engine 23 is not seen.
04:34
23 at scene, 10-23[3]?
04:55
20, Johnny Point.
04:58
20?
05:02
Can you find out where our medics are at?
05:06
Copy, I'll get ETA.
05:11
At this time he's breathing.
05:14
He has a head injury from a fall.
05:16
He's very lethargic, barely responding.
05:24
Clinton County, copy.
05:25
Ten five four.
05:45
Twenty-seven county.
05:49
Morning.
05:51
You have a five-minute ETA on your medics.
05:54
Five.
05:58
I'm in.
06:14
Blank County 20.
06:17
20?
06:21
Can you put flight care on standby?
06:25
Blank County copies, start flight care.
06:27
Do you have a location?
06:31
Yeah, it's going to be in the field at our location.
06:34
I will get you to coordinates in just a 2nd.
06:38
Kind of copy.
06:50
Glenn County 20.
06:53
20.
06:57
I have 39.7442 by negative 122.2195.
07:11
One county copies, 39.7444-2, negative 122.
07:18
2195.
07:21
Over.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-17: Pick up papers
[2]
10-21: Call by telephone
[3]
10-23: Arrived on scene
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:
Co Rd 15, Orland, CA 95963
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