Medical team responds to possible seizure near Wesley Ct, Starr SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an advanced life support and medic unit responded to a possible seizure near Wesley Court in Starr. Law enforcement was on the scene and requested a priority-one response due to the potential threat to life.
Audio|Heard on: Anderson County Public Safety
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01:7
Transcript:
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ALS 4, make 6, priority one[1] for a seizure.
00:02
Channel two.
00:04
Yes.
00:10
Central medic four.
00:13
Medic four, go ahead.
00:16
Hi Anderson, C 49, clear stop.
00:20
We're transporting priority two BLS to AMET.
00:26
V8.9, 10-4.
00:29
Copy, Medic 4, Priority 2, BLS, come in.
00:33
Anderson City Jail, 1017 to Anderson City Jail.
00:36
We need a mom with that cat.
00:39
ALS for child.
00:41
B52, 10-4, copy 101.
00:44
274 at 1045, 1045.
00:49
What is this on two?
00:55
Anderson, 900 and thirty-four to ten thirty-eight in Anderson County.
01:00
ALS 4, Medic 6, priority one[1] requested by law enforcement on scene for a seizure.
01:05
It's going to be near Wesley Court in Starr.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
priority one: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action due to potential threat to life or safety.
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Location mentioned:
Wesley Ct, Starr, SC 29684
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