Medical aid call canceled in Sacramento, Sacramento CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical aid call near 48th Avenue in Sacramento but later canceled the request. Units from several engines and medic teams were dispatched, with one upgraded to a higher response code. The situation did not require further medical assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Sacramento Regional Fire and EMS
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01:50
Transcript:
00:00
Medic Ten, Engine Ten, medical aid, District Nine,
00:04
near 48th Avenue.
00:07
Medic Ten, Engine Ten Operations B Three.
00:14
Dispatch Truck Ten to place the engine, they're at IQ.
00:20
Engine Ten AIQ, truck to handle.
00:26
Dispatch, Engine thirty-seven, ten-two medic.
00:33
Dispatch,
00:34
can you upgrade my medic code three?
00:39
Engine eleven.
00:42
Hey, sorry about that.
00:43
Engine eleven.
00:45
Medical eleven, you copy?
00:51
Copy for medical eleven.
00:53
Upgrade code three.
00:57
Copy that, go three.
01:02
Eight medical aid code two, District thirty-seven,
01:06
near Broadstone Parkway.
01:11
Medic thirty-eight operations A two.
01:18
Command, Engine 20.
01:19
The firefighter is off Rescue 20 and Truck 17.
01:26
Command copy.
01:35
Medical 11, Engine 11, on your arrival we're going to need Narcs.
01:42
Medical 11 copies.
01:48
Ten medic, ten requesting cancel.
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Location mentioned:
48th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95828
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