00:00
Control, make section 20[1] , section 905 , section 700 .
00:06
Injured person, (number withheld).
00:13
Control, make it 20[1] .
00:14
You show us in there.
00:20
20[1], I got you in route at 1832.
00:23
Address is going to be (number withheld) McKinley Street.
00:28
65 male fell and hit his head.
00:31
He is talking very confused.
00:35
One of 700 units is going to walk over and get some more info.
00:38
I'll keep you guys updated.
00:44
Copy. I'm going to have 905 on board also.
01:26
Over control, station 700 members respond medical assistance call in the Clinton Camp, (number withheld) (number withheld) McKinley Street.
01:37
Have a sixty-five year old male fell and hit his head.
01:40
Medic 20[1] from station 18 thirty-three.
01:47
Seven hundred and nine control, I am on the scene.
01:52
Seven hundred and nine, 18 thirty-three.
01:59
Seven hundred and eighty-nine.
02:10
17, I got you around.
02:12
1834, we're going to be responding to Peyton Camp.
02:15
Address is (number withheld) McKinley Street.
02:17
Medic 20[1] from station.
02:19
709 marked on scene
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
20: Location request ("What's your 20?")
Medical Emergency
