Diabetic woman welfare check after low blood sugar alert
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El Paso County Sheriff's Office EPSO-1
03:09
00:00
Task 47, copy and check the welfare.
00:05
47.
00:06
It's going to be (number withheld) Shady Lane.
00:10
RP's 22-year-old daughter is diabetic.
00:12
Got a blood sugar notification stating it might be low.
00:17
He's requesting a check the welfare.
00:19
Doesn't know if the machine is malfunctioning and she's asleep or if she's having a diabetic emergency.
00:25
You're going to be checking on (name withheld), date of birth (number withheld).
00:28
(number withheld), she lives along with two friendly dogs.
00:36
Where is that copy?
00:38
Two four one.
00:41
One out of 31 , checking status.
00:48
One out of 31 , checking status.
00:51
Four oh four.
00:53
Copy, thank you.
01:00
Five forty-seven.
01:01
It looks like she lives in a bedroom in the basement on the left side of the house.
01:06
There is a window accessible.
01:09
There is a hit key location in the call screen for you.
01:14
What did you pick up?
01:20
One hundred and thirty-two.
01:24
It's gonna be a correction on the hospital.
01:26
I am gonna go to Penrose on Nevada.
01:29
Copy.
01:35
10-41.
01:37
10-41.
01:39
Copy that. 10-41.
01:44
10-41, I'll be taking (name withheld) home to, excuse me, (number withheld) East Pikes Peak Ave.
01:53
Starting unit, unit is starting by the call for you.
01:58
Copy.
02:03
Seven thirty-one.
02:06
Go ahead.
02:08
Child has been served and released.
02:09
We're going to give him a courtesy ride to the address on his DL.
02:13
Okay.
02:14
Five hundred and forty-seven has fire been dispatched?
02:19
Five hundred and forty-seven, repeat.
02:21
Has fire been dispatched?
02:24
Copy.
02:27
You are welcome.
02:33
One hundred and 40 , checking status.
02:39
Go for it. Thank you.
02:42
You're welcome.
02:43
1111 status.
02:49
1111 checking status.
02:55
Go for it. Thank you.
02:57
You're welcome. 247.
03:03
Show me in the area and fire's on scene as well.
03:09
Copy.