00:00
(number withheld) Gardner Street, (number withheld) Gardner Street, number (number withheld).
00:05
Female, eighty-three, not breathing.
00:07
Fire is also en route.
00:09
There is multiple units.
00:18
Is there a unit in less than one only?
00:25
Is there a unit in one?
00:27
One radio, 04:15 coming.
00:29
It's going to be code 40 , changing and out.
00:30
Can you further? Respond code three, 96 , 96 , out.
00:40
Central Lancaster unit, code three response needed.
00:43
Nine hundred and four B, 914[1] F, (number withheld) East Avenue H, Henry.
00:47
In Lancaster, further follow tech 100 and forty-seven.
00:50
Lancaster unit to start responding, code three.
00:56
10-10, I'll be en route to 120.
01:01
B, 20-3, do you have no H Henry?
01:08
112, 10-2 and 6, respond code 3.
01:23
111, Adam and 6, after.
01:24
Fire, emergent call.
01:34
112 Tom 1, EPF 6, respond code 3.
01:41
112 Tom 2 and 112 Tom 1 are going to be the only units authorized code 3 further in the call.
01:46
Fire scene between H
01:51
East in the desert on the dirt road, possibly a homeless encampment.
01:59
Palmdale 264 Frank, code 1.
02:09
Palmdale 264, Frank, code one.
02:16
Watch, he's requesting an ETA to tag 97.
02:23
The dispatcher is back at location.
02:34
10-4. Did you have an ETA?
02:47
You were going to 97911.
02:51
I'm 263 John, code 637018, 10-4 for the 97911.
02:57
You're very low volume.
03:04
77, 110, I'm 97 and I'm still parked here.
03:08
I copy, uh, I see it.
03:14
10-9791B on Gardner.
03:28
They cannot enter the door, it's locked by a chain, and can only see a person on the floor.
03:34
No CPR being initiated.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
Medical Emergency
