00:00
10-14[1], we have medical responding for a chest pain in (number withheld) West 25800 North for a 41 year old male.
00:08
He is conscious and breathing.
00:10
Does have cancer, is complaining of chest pain.
00:16
Copy. Do we have a response code yet?
00:37
Charlie[2] 25, just coded Charlie.
00:43
Copy LB 17, we have medical advice when they arrive.
00:55
Box Elder 213, 1095.
01:04
Mike 1, Box Elder 1036.
01:18
Box Elder 130, 1041.
01:28
Box Elder Charlie[2] 15, 1041, 1070.
01:31
Charlie[2] 15, 1556.
01:41
Charlie[2] 30, 1041, 1070.
01:46
Charlie[2] 30, 1557.
01:49
501 Box Elder 1036.
02:09
Can you show me clear from both my calls, please?
02:19
Box Elder 129, 10-42.
02:31
Box Elder 203, 10-8.
02:47
Box Elder 51, 10-4.
03:14
Box Elder Charlie[2] 31 will be 1023.
03:19
Charlie[2] 31, 1602.
03:21
Charlie[2] 26, Box Elder Medical is on scene advising they're going to transport.
03:30
Transport. They're going to transport before I get there, or do they still want me to head there?
03:37
They're about ready to leave.
03:40
10-4, I'll be 10-8.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-14: Escort or convoy (request/provide an escort)
[2]
Charlie: Urgent medical response (MPDS determinant level)
Medical Emergency
