Medical emergency for conscious man near Hancock St, San Diego CA
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical responders are attending to a man around 30 years old who is conscious and breathing near Hancock Street. Additional medical units are responding to related calls in the area.
Audio|Source: San Diego City Police and Fire Dispatch
03:2
Transcript:
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Matti 8803, respond to you to Hancock Street 77F, MAG 83.
00:04
Mettaud, 83.
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Petromed 883.
00:11
Mark 83?
00:14
Is there BLS[1] available for this level 3?
00:18
Tomar.
00:24
If you have been BLS[1], we can be on BLS5.
00:28
Thank you.
00:36
BALS 5 respond, 48 in Hancock Street, command 70, BLS[1]5, level 3, and a good response.
00:45
BLS[1] 29, respond, 15, Street, and J Street, 13, 10th, Command[3], 7, PLS, 39,
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level 3, and 4 response.
00:52
Mediq 1 cancer response.
00:55
Madick 1.
00:59
Are we clear to continue on this call to leave BLS[1] unit in South Bay?
01:07
Select 11, Permititititit 12 attack.
01:10
The 1 is continuing.
01:16
That's 29. Kaltzer is 12 on. Medi-1, you handle.
01:20
Provision 12 will come out.
01:28
Medic[2] 36 are permanent part of digital.
01:34
Do the leaven and go for medic,
01:36
or crash you go for medic leavening?
01:42
Yeah, if you make that loud, you pull over for one sec, quick question for a minute.
01:47
Okay, turn, pull you over.
01:48
Thank you.
01:52
Negative, Medic[2] 1 offer to take it for you. I'll make you available.
02:00
P-E-4.
02:03
Response, 2,200, Garnet Alphenon, Command[3] 70, Medi-34.
02:11
Metro B-L-L-S-72. Are we clear to secure?
02:16
L-S-72, affirmative, or secure?
02:23
11 PDs got seen clear-in for a 30-year-old male conscious in breathing not plamey For that you're looking on Amy
02:38
19
02:42
I'm going to make 11
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I'm working on Amy
02:50
I'm working on AMA.
02:56
Medic[2] one attempting to locate.
03:01
One attempting to locate.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
BLS: Basic emergency medical care or response provided by non-advanced EMS personnel or units.
[2]
Medic: EMS ambulance/paramedic unit
[3]
Command: Incident Command managing the incident
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Location mentioned:
Hancock St, San Diego, CA
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