Medics assist injured teen near Southwood Pike, Pittsburgh PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a report of a seventeen-year-old girl who had injured her arms and legs with a metal object near the wooden bridge entrance by Southwood Pike. Medics were dispatched to assist her at Southwood Psychiatric Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Upper St. Clair Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:8
Transcript:
00:00
South would like entrance near the wooden bridge on their end.
00:04
It's gonna be for a seventeen-year-old female.
00:06
Medics are responding.
00:08
Female has cut her arms and legs with some sort of metal object which may still be in her possession.
00:24
Alpha. 38, copy.
00:33
57, that transmission got cut off.
00:35
What's the location?
00:39
That'd be at Southwood Psychiatric Hospital.
00:47
Copy.
00:52
38, getting out of Southwood.
01:02
What's going on, 40?
01:08
56, hip drop.
01:17
(number withheld), 38, is the patient outside?
01:21
They said a wooden bridge.
01:32
I confirmed with (name withheld) she should be in the interior of the building.
01:35
They just said that entrance closest to the bridge.
01:42
Ten four.
01:51
Thirty, there's a boy waiting out here.
01:54
Copy.
02:03
Fifty-six, that's holding 10-6 for medics.
02:05
Whenever they arrive, it's going to be the wooden entrance.
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Location mentioned:
Boyce Plaza Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15241
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