Man injured with lacerations on Watsonville Rd, Santa Clara County CA
Medical EmergencyA man in his late 20s suffered cuts to his head, neck, and arm near Watsonville Rd. Emergency crews prepared a landing zone for an air ambulance amid downed power lines.
Audio|Source: Santa Clara County Fire - Dispatch and Commands
04:58
Transcript:
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I'm looking for a medical group.
00:01
My fault. We've got to fire since seventy-two and quarters fast.
00:03
And in seventy-two in quarters, that's mass.
00:05
Medical group I see on command.
00:07
Traffic for medical group.
00:08
Okay, firm, so I ordered the air ambulance in the lat long of your location.
00:12
Are you going to need somebody else to assist with landing them or can you in 6-9 handle that?
00:16
We can handle that as long as 6-9 is coming from Wonsonville Road.
00:19
A firm and I've advised them that they're working for you and they're aware of the power lines down and the helicopter coming in.
00:25
I copy that.
00:26
Six-knife and route for about two minutes out.
00:29
Command 10 IC[2], do you have an ETA[3] for about two minutes out?
00:30
Command 10 IC[2], do you have an ETA[3] for the air ambulance?
00:32
I'll check the MetaVest image.
00:34
Okay, I see we're still on the phone with them, we'll give you an ETA[3] as possible.
00:37
Copy. And ASEA, it's about an 18-minute EPA, 1542 hour land time.
00:41
Copy thanks, break, medical group, I-C.
00:43
Medical group.
00:44
I don't know if you copy that, but it was about a one-eight-minute ETA[3] for the helicopter.
00:49
Copy that, 18 minutes.
00:50
IC[2]A. End of 6'9th on scene.
00:51
7.6.5.
00:52
JAC County, Mantis.
00:54
Go ahead.
00:55
Just confirm what they're going to do this on Calcourt.
00:57
I don't know if they have access. Engine 76. Pre-alert Medical.
01:00
Two-three-six-60-0.
01:01
T.S. Splendor.
01:02
Montephista Cerea.
01:04
I see medical group.
01:06
Go ahead. I've got the evening at me here.
01:08
Additionally, I've made 69 Day Road LV.
01:11
They're going to coordinate the landing zone for the helicopter and they'll coordinate what they get overhead.
01:15
I got me, thanks.
01:16
And medical group I see just confirm he's out of the vehicle, correct?
01:18
That's affirmative.
01:19
Copy brace, command 10, IC[2], patient's out of the vehicle, and PG&E is at scene.
01:23
And then engine 6-9 will be LZ[1] for the air ambulance on CalCorp.
01:29
Okay, I see. Okay, okay.
01:30
Okay. And actually, which is fine.
01:31
This will be health care center, room number 413.
01:35
Seventryor. Seventryosh. And actually with that engine 76, it's a proper response for a full patient.
01:39
IC[2]A, permission 6.9, we'll be establishing day landing zone.
01:43
I copy. You're looking at another 12-minute ETA[3] for the air hamlets and they'll be looking for you on CalCorp.
01:51
Copy that. And I gave them the lat long, so they should be to your location.
01:55
Yeah, for the Air Ambulance, we've got a late 20s male, approximately 250 pounds, laceration to the head, neck, and arm, A&O times 2.
02:04
A&O times 2.
02:06
Copy late 20s, male, 250 pounds, laceration, the head, neck, and arm, A&O times 2.
02:10
Rescue 74, Preal Alert Medical, 327, Hawthorne Avenue, Los Altos area.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
LZ: Landing Zone (for helicopter)
[2]
IC: Incident Command/Incident Commander in charge of the scene
[3]
ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival
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Location mentioned:
Watsonville Rd, California
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