Child pinned but stable after vehicle accident, Escondido CA
TrafficEmergency responders are rescuing a child who is pinned but stable after a vehicle accident near West 7th Avenue in Escondido, California. Multiple fire and rescue units and an air ambulance are on scene to aid the rescue and stabilize the vehicle.
Audio|Source: North Comm Dispatch and LE Interop
02:58
Transcript:
00:00
Go ahead and come directly, and you'll be working for engine 231.
00:05
We'll be a rescue group.
00:07
Let's get your straps.
00:08
We're going to stabilize the vehicle and try to raise it for a couple of inches.
00:11
The child is stable, but pinned.
00:16
Copy.
00:17
Truck 235. Be there.
00:20
One minute.
00:24
North Carolina, 1-1-I-C.
00:28
One-O-1-I-C.
00:30
Okay, ETA[1] for Air Ambulance.
00:36
One-O-1-1-I-C, repeat your traffic?
00:39
ETA[1] for Air Ambulance?
00:42
Standby.
00:46
No-1-C.
00:50
Okay. Okay. Okay.
00:52
As though is requesting two additional ALS[4], what do you like me to add them?
01:00
If this is for our call, that's a negative.
01:04
One of what I see coffee?
01:08
Additionally, if this is an on-call, the structural engineer to evaluate the building.
01:19
One of when I see you stand by.
01:24
No one I see?
01:27
What?
01:30
Where 16 has a 16 many EPA.
01:37
401IC[3] engine 232 staged.
01:44
232, go ahead and come in and bring your manpower, manpower only.
01:52
232 copps is $10.
01:56
Break, one I see copies three CETA[1]s.
01:59
Go ahead and hold off for one second.
02:05
One of one I see from engine 233 stations.
02:10
Copy your main station.
02:15
I want to see Supervisor 237-something.
02:21
Copy on the team.
02:22
Go ahead and come up with the scene.
02:23
I'll have you in the group.
02:24
Escondito, a known problem, engine 131 and RA[2] 131 at near W 7th Ave.
02:38
Well, what I see from US 104?
02:42
Bronte.
02:47
US 104, go ahead and bring your vehicle up towards the front.
02:50
We're going to use some of your cribbing and additional equipment to help stable as the vehicle.
02:58
Have that.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival
[2]
RA: Rescue ambulance unit providing emergency medical response and transport.
[3]
IC: Incident Command or Commander established to manage and direct response at an incident scene.
[4]
ALS: Advanced Life Support medical response at paramedic level, providing higher-level prehospital care.
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Location mentioned:
Near W 7th Ave, Escondido, CA 92025
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