Medical emergency involving elderly woman vomiting blood
Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a call about an elderly woman who was vomiting blood. There was concern for her well-being, and paperwork was being prepared for her admission to a facility. The woman was also expressing fears about her children and a possible jail situation.
Audio|Source: Broward County Sheriff Dispatch - North
01:25
Transcript:
Rescue-77, Rescue Call 471 North Pine Island Road, 471 North Pine Island Road, Suite 104 D, 104, 804 Delta, 80-year-old female is vomiting blood. No. Hey, Josh. The 1015 represents at 13V, 11-11 is at IPH. The 1050[3] will be getting admitted. So that 320 West Copeland's road call. Do you have all the paperwork for that subject? 14, Alpha 2.3, do you have all the paperwork for that subject? Do you have all the paper for that subject that's going to be admitted? Yeah, 10-4, but I'm still, 106[1], that name, time, 57. If you can have somebody, uh, take it in. Delta, 24. Yeah, I'll have a 6 o'clock, ya, I'll have a 6 o'clock, ya, take it over there. It just got a 22-deskirt[2] 2807 Earth Corps reference to (name withheld), said that she was concerned for her children, started yelling that she's going to jail this time.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
106: Person in custody or mental health code (context: possibly mental health-related)
[2]
22-deskirt: Possible incomplete term, context unclear
[3]
1050: Possibly reference to subject or incident ID (context: subject being admitted)
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Plantation, FL
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