Medford police unable to confirm warrant due to internet outage, White City OR
Other CrimesMedford Police Department cannot confirm warrant records due to an internet outage. Units are advised to check before leaving jail. The incident also involved patient transport with law enforcement present.
Audio|Source: Jackson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Tabby, the JCSO Unit Protection Warrant is confirmed, I'm working on the MPD, or APD.
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80-year-old female who's been going through chemo and she's too weak to move.
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Like a transport for a e-val.
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Code 1, no fire.
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(number withheld).
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That's happy.
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The other challenge.
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Central Mercy, 181.
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We're going to be transporting one patient to rogue with a stroke activation and a law rider.
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For the respect to Mr.
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Primary.
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Specialty 181, transplantary one to road with a law rider.
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Dispatch to Mercy, 181.
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Dispatch Mercy, 181.
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Stroke activation and a law writer.
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B.1.1.
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I'm going to trifecting on a rope.
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(number withheld).
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White City,
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between Veterans Memorial Drive and Rendez's Way.
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Go ahead.
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45-10 for info, MPD's internet is down and they have no way to confirm the Medford warrant.
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They can see it in their system, or question the Ashland warrant.
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However, they can't confirm it until their system is back up and running.
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If you want to just call and check in before you leave the jail and we'll see if it's back up and running and if I find out in the meantime, I'll let you know.
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OR-62, White City, OR
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