Unresponsive person reported in locked hotel room, Panama City FL
Medical EmergencyAt a hotel near E 23rd St in Panama City, responders report a person possibly unresponsive inside a locked room 107. Officers are on scene considering forced entry.
Audio|Source: Bay County Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
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You is responding to the 46[4].
00:01
It's going to be room 107[3].
00:02
Here's the door is locked from the inside, possibly someone unresponsive.
00:05
2.25, 26, 1018[5].
00:07
104[1], 12, 23, copy, 118.
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104[1] and 151.
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315. 515[2]. 515.
00:14
515[2].
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I'm next to Home Depot.
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I'm 51 as well.
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May 24-7 minutes, Father?
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2597. Do we have a room number?
00:19
No, further.
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104[1], room 107[3].
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Callers before this click.
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104[1]. 25 pentumonturnity status too Okay,
00:26
okay, zero, probably no habit.
00:27
515[2], 297 is long.
00:29
9.97. 2.14, 515[2].
00:35
I have a breaching kid if you need it.
00:37
All right, go ahead and bring it.
00:38
I'll see if management can open.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
104: Acknowledged
[2]
515: Unclear, possibly unit identifier
[3]
107: Room number
[4]
46: Civil issue (possible welfare check)
[5]
1018: En route/responding
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Location mentioned:
Near E 23rd St, Panama City, FL 32405
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