Emergency crews respond to man with altered mental state
Medical EmergencyEmergency crews were called to assist a man at a residence who was experiencing confusion or altered mental status.
Audio|Source: Greenlawn Fire Dispatch
01:10
Transcript:
7-0, Greenland fire department on the air with a signal 24-16[1] to Hunting Community First Aid Squad for an out-off now, open mental status, 26 Charlie 1[2] response at number 63, Spring Road with the course of Gaines Street. The unit for Greenland. Second alarm, signal 24-16 to Huntington Community First Aid Squad. Out of mail-up mental status, 26, Charlie 1 response, 63 Spring Road with the cross-up Gaines Street. Delver Rescue, any available AILA. 4 in 1933, batch of number 6. 7-0-Bree law fire department, I'm able to signal 3 on your second signal, 16, the 24-16 to Huntington Community for our state squad. For an adult-mail, now, open mental status, 26, Charlie 1, response, and number 63. Spring Road to the cross of Gain Street. Need a three long, single three on year 24 and 16. A.M.T. and additional need to headquarters, a full crew is needed at Station 1. All over rescue, any available ALS school in 1936. Thatcher number six.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
24-16: Medical Emergency Dispatch Signal
[2]
26 Charlie 1: EMS code for psychiatric/behavioral emergency with moderate symptoms
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Location mentioned:
Near Spring Rd, Huntington, NY 11743
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