Medical team responds to combative woman at Fort Lauderdale plaza, Fort Lauderdale FL
Medical EmergencyA medical team responded to a report of a sick and potentially combative woman at near North Ocean Boulevard Plaza East in Fort Lauderdale. The patient is known for combative behavior and multiple calls have been made about her. She initially requested a ride to the hospital but then refused assistance. The patient did not meet criteria for involuntary transport. The call was clarified to identify the caller, who was confirmed to be from the building's front desk. The medical team proceeded to check on the patient.
Audio|Source: Broward County Fire/Rescue
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Transcript:
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54 a sick person at near north ocean boulevard plaza east 1647
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rescue 228 can you just do a call back and confirm the address
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Available station, 147.
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Restor 65 coffee.
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Yeah, PD respond with us to the score.
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Code 1[1].
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What's the reference?
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This patient is a regular and she normally gets somewhere combative and we try to transport.
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We've been here for like a second time for the day.
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This is the third call.
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Copy.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Go ahead.
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If you get a firearm for our firehouse,
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it's us doing training,
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not on fire.
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Copy, thank you.
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Can you call myself (number withheld)?
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Good setting it,
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nice. Thank you.
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1650. 1660. 16. 16. 16.
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They made contact with the subject who initially requested a courtesy ride to the hospital,
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but then refused and advised no,
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the assistance was no longer required and she did not meet the Faker Act criteria.
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Okay,
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so who's calling now?
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We're getting this from the front desk.
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Press 3rd4 to Italian 13.
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Go ahead, Will.
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Every call is made from the patient's daughter, a third-party caller.
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That's what I don't see.
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Yeah, so I'm trying to find out right now who's calling.
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The 2013 Firecom, did you say that the resident is calling right now from the front desk, the front desk of the building?
02:51
For a minute, someone from the front desk, I can try calling them back and trying to get further.
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See if it's the same patient or not.
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All right, battalion 13 or RISC 54.
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Being now that we have somebody on scene calling,
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swing by there, see what's going on.
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And if she's going to go to the hospital, this call will be referred to PD the rest of the evening.
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Rescue 5-4, copy.
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Copy him out.
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Mr. Ryan Robb.
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Copy now.
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You're welcome 1652.
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Mawks.
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Copy.
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Copy.
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The show side of service.
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Enroves 5-7 for a vehicle swap.
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Cognet, RISC, 30, 16, 53.
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Major 67 arrival.
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Major 67, copy, arrival.
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3-9, please respond to domestic with injury at near southwest 58 terrace, building 1, apartment 208.
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Please be advised, it's safe to you for you to enter.
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VLE is on scene, 1654.
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All right, 39, fine.
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Copy that, recipe 39,
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your patient would hit in the face,
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1654.
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We spoke to the front desk and it is a subject from 17.J.
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She's very lethargic and doesn't look well.
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All right, yeah, Rosti 54 is going to go check it out now that we have somebody calling from the premise and not a third party.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 1: Non-emergency, routine response; proceed without lights or sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Ocean Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
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