00:00
Hey, let's 21, medic 17, priority one[1], sick person, channel two.
00:10
Hey, let's 21, copy one two.
00:17
Hey, let's 21, okay.
00:25
Hey, this is 21 medic 17.
00:27
41 sick person, (number withheld) Haynie Mill Road in Williamston.
00:31
It's going to be for a 51 year old male, screaming in pain, not alert.
00:37
Medic 1 and medic 12, both units can return to station 1.
00:54
I have one officer.
00:55
You coming by with me out here in the parking lot?
00:56
Thanks, (name withheld).
00:57
Let's slow off for you.
01:01
Hey, let's slow back up.
01:04
Thanks, (name withheld).
01:05
Let's slow back on one.
01:12
Copy, (name withheld). Twelve, have you clear?
01:16
We're going to be transporting one patient.
01:18
Be (name withheld) to end of.
01:20
Any available Williamston units, copy call.
01:25
Party two, be a less MS.
01:28
Hey, let's call. They're gonna be my closer QRV for this party one.
01:32
Take person channel two.
01:37
Any available Williamston units, copy call.
01:44
LS 21, you can go 10-8.
01:46
I have a closer QRV at this time.
01:48
Priority one, sick person, (number withheld) Haynie Mill Road, 51 year old male, screaming in pain, not alert.
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.
Medical Emergency
