Paramedics respond to medical emergency in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews responded with lights and siren to a call for a person experiencing shortness of breath near Dover Drive in Santa Cruz.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Cruz County Fire
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01:30
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 3566 and Medic 10, Code 3[1] medical for shortness of breath.
00:04
Near Dover Drive.
00:06
Time out at 2214.
00:09
Medic 100, level 0.
00:10
Medic 13, we're clear one from Dominican.
00:12
Are we going to be close to that call?
00:15
Affirmative. I'm going to reassign Medic 10, because it shows en route to all county.
00:21
Tank copies, service.
00:30
Medic 9, clear on.
00:34
Medic 9, I copy. If you want to head south for me, break Medic 10 south.
00:43
9 copies.
00:51
4412.
00:54
Go ahead.
00:55
Are you able to confirm if this is south or north of the airport?
01:03
They said it was southbound Highway One, but north of Main Street.
01:07
I'm assuming south of the airport, north of Main.
01:12
We're still coming.
01:19
Netcom Medic 13.
01:21
Go ahead.
01:24
Do we have an apartment number for this unit?
01:28
The patient's going to be in the lobby.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and siren
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Location mentioned:
Dover Dr, Santa Cruz, CA 95065
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