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Emergency services are taking a patient to the children's hospital.
Audio|Source: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
00:26
Transcript: 389[1] is transporting a patient and 1348[2] code 1 to a manual. Copy 389 and 1348 going to the manual. 1489[3] is the (name withheld). (name withheld) is green. 59531728.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
We did your assistance with the door alarm. This is E4 Bravo 4 Jetway. It looks closed, but I see the door alarming with the light wind up. Town is an opening. Thank you. Dispatch truck one is arrived. Do you have any further? Nobody's flogging is down. Truck one arrived. We do not have further.
Engine 9, Medic 321, Priority 2, (name withheld) Diabetic Issue, 2510 South East 47 Avenue, you'll be on Office 1.2510, Southeast, 47 Avenue, you'll be on Office 1, 13, 271. Medic, 310, Friday 4th, Southeast 4th, 7th, Avenue, you'll be on Office 1,000, Friday 4 (name withheld) Transfer at Veterans Hospital at Veterans Hospital Road in the ER. You'll be on Office 1. Medic 310, Priority 4 (name withheld) Transfer at the Veterans Hospital, 3-710 Southwest U.S. Veterans Hospital Road. PR, you'll be on Ops 1.6. ASQ19-13030, Medi 1362, Priority 2, Delta Grading Problem at Russellville Park West, 2, South East 10103 Avenue, Unit 537, you'll be on Ops 1.
This is MRH. Go ahead. So, all right, so we'll be utilizing OHSU. We're only 20 minutes out from OHSU staff. Copy, do you have a trauma or any report? NC1-2-1, complete patrol have flesh in the center. So I have gone by 3-2-1, the time is 1636. (name withheld). Okay, how are you next? This office, please repeat. Yes, see, I'm 140. I'm looking for 174. That's all right. That's that one for you. 1535. Just pain 524, southeast 1618, response 1-237. Mediter 1335 at 1637. 1637. Squad 1.15-05. Yeah, so Squat 101.5 and I have like your... Probably. T-1-3-3-8, Starrant, and see your thoughts, rocket, like, center. So, that's fine, we're re-evaluating here in just a moment. We've got one ID staff this time in 18-H in the right forward. Vival's as follows 91 over 57, or 97, already 7-3, and we're thinking about 20 minutes. I do you for other questions? From last one. 13, go ahead. 3.40, stage and sound like that. Next still there. Thanks, we're looking out. Thank you, 16308. 1639. We're going to Portland in Venice. Doesn't appear to be on centers that we can get from her with the amount of noise that we have in the helicopter. Helmet was worn, unknown condition of the helmet, and no other protective gear, such as clothing, as it was in normal street clothes. Tommy, you know, I'm sorry to like you.
Squad 32 with patient at 844. Clark Engine 80 UDAOR and 844. Sonic seizures are continuous. History of seizures getting birth, AMR should be prepared to sedate patient upon arrival. Squad 32, your AMR unit has arrived. They should be with you shortly. Medic 13113. Engine 80, priority 7. Alpha[1], seizure, BC checkpoint line, to Oregon Market. Engine 80, priority 7, alpha, timeout, 0846. Dispatch engine is responding. We just cleared that last call. Engineati, copy responding at 847. The patient is at the divesting table at the Bravo Charlie Checkpoint, so I believe access can come from either side. Okay, copy. Thank you.
