Two unconscious intoxicated persons treated near Orange Ave, Orlando FL
Alcohol ViolationEmergency responders treated two unconscious people believed intoxicated near Orange Ave and Wall St. There were suicide threats without weapons and minor leg injuries. Patients were calm, and at least one was transported to Orlando Regional Medical Center.
Audio|Source: Orange County and Orlando Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
A medical company, 201.
00:01
Is one of your ETOH[2] patients unconscious currently?
00:05
Affirmative, they're both unconscious.
00:06
Plain to copy.
00:07
Rescue one responding.
00:08
Rescue one. Rescue one. Rescue 8, response confirmed.
00:10
Okay, sir. Rescue 7, the caller's on scene with the patient.
00:12
They said the patient has a history of being vacracted.
00:14
They wanted her checked up to just scratches on their leg.
00:17
OCSU is still trying to get further, but we have as a Bravo[3], so we just want to see if you need an engine or not.
00:21
Go and check.
00:22
Do you still need the additional rescue?
00:23
Just the additional rescue.
00:25
No, it's got to be. Engine 1, you can return service.
00:26
Do I check? Thanks, go on.
00:28
Engine 1. The suicide threats are just threats only with no weapons or anything, and the only injures are to the legs, and patients are not combative.
00:34
We just wanted to see if you want to do.
00:36
If you're manpower or not, anyway.
00:37
Take a good. Understood.
00:38
Rescue 7 is Transformer 1-1-1-B4 South.
00:40
As-in-service the service, OPEC canceled on scene.
00:43
Engine 7 check.
00:44
Rescue 7 is going to south.
00:45
Op.D.'s them cancel on scene.
00:46
Rescue 1, Orlando, were we canceled?
00:48
Rescue 1, that's negative.
00:49
I need to continue to Orange Avenue and Wall Street.
00:52
Okay.
00:53
And Portland, we'll be staging.
00:55
We're through a lockout.
00:56
Reporting check.
00:57
Staging. I'll go ahead and update OPD[1].
00:58
2-1, transporting one to ORMC.
01:01
Co-companity, 201, transporting one to ORMC.
01:03
Okay, 67. Okay,
01:05
7. Is there more than one patient on scene?
01:07
Medicines 2 and risky ones? OPE said that the other patient was going to be next to Harley.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
OPD: Orlando Police Department
[2]
ETOH: Intoxicated Patient
[3]
Bravo: EMS Priority - non-life-threatening but urgent
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Location mentioned:
N Orange Ave & Wall St, Orlando, FL 32801
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