Emergency teams search for patient on trail near Toro Park, Monterey County CA
Medical EmergencyEmergency teams coordinated to locate and assist a patient on a trail near Toro Park, California. They communicated about trail intersections and landmarks to find the patient, who was about one mile from an oil well near Station One Road and Jacks Road. The incident involved a search and a medical response on a hiking trail.
Audio|Source: Monterey County Fire Dispatch - Command 31
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Transcript:
00:00
All right, do you want me to just have them hop in their utility and head the same route we're taking?
00:06
Yeah, that'll work.
00:10
Copy.
00:15
We're going to walk a go a little bit around the bin, and then it opens up a little clearing and we'll be able to see.
00:26
Okay, copy, I don't know where they're at precisely,
00:29
but if you guys are going to walk up that way, let me know if that's the access point, and then I'll get 13 coming or get the crew coming.
00:39
Do you have to be that?
00:45
Hey Scott, was the RP[1] still in the line as well?
00:50
That I'm not sure of.
00:51
Let me check.
00:57
Ourcom, Chief 5501.
01:00
Done.
01:06
Okay, a couple things.
01:07
First, I've got 13's crew going to help in their utility and attach them to the call.
01:11
They'll be responding out here for assistance.
01:13
And then secondly, do you guys still have the RP[1] on the phone?
01:18
I believe AMR[2] does.
01:20
They said that they can see the ambulance and his light flashing at them.
01:30
Copy, ask them if they can see one with a green beacon on top, and then if they are going to be up the hill away from Toro Park or down the hill towards the residence.
01:40
Copy.
01:47
And G5501, go ahead.
01:56
So looking at the GPS in your location right now,
01:59
it looks like if you start traveling back on that trail that you're on towards the station,
02:05
it looks like they're on that trail there.
02:10
Copy, I'm at an intersection of four trails between 41 and three sisters.
02:20
So looking like if you stay on that one but you head back south or towards the station, it looks like that's the one that they were on.
02:30
And it looks like right now you're traveling away from them.
02:35
Copy. The way that I traveled in was Three Sisters Off of Jacks and didn't see anybody along the way.
02:40
So at this point, I can either go right left or straight.
02:45
K-5-1. You came up on Jacks and they're on the parallel trail 41 next to Jacks.
02:55
And they do not see the green beacon.
03:02
Scott, we're making our way back.
03:07
All right, are you making your way up 404?
03:11
We're walking back to the rigs.
03:15
Okay,
03:17
copy.
03:19
T55-1, I can give you there a lot in long.
03:25
Yeah, if you can drop along into a candy tail, I'll see what that bullet.
03:31
Okay.
03:37
FireCon, regional three.
03:40
Regional three. Regional three.
03:51
513.513, we'll be out of service.
03:54
We'll be taking 5593 to this call.
03:58
I can copy.
03:59
No.
04:02
13, fire. In quarter of King City.
04:07
In quarter of King City.
04:11
Go ahead, Captain, yep, yep,
04:17
yep.
04:22
I'm engine 6111 in the area of near Jacks Road.
04:28
We're going to move our way down to Station 1 Road, in relation to Station 1 Road, what is the patient's location?
04:41
Back on copies.
04:43
The caller is stating they're about one mile from oil well up the trail.
04:53
Agent 6111-11, we copy.
04:55
We're going to make our way to the intersection of oil well, Station 1 Road,
05:02
being Jacks Road,
05:03
and walk the trail.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
RP: Individual providing information or making a report to law enforcement or emergency services.
[2]
AMR: American Medical Response (ambulance service)
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Location mentioned:
Station One Road, California 93908
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