Medevac Helicopter Landing Zone Set Near Linwood, Stanislaus County CA
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders established a landing zone near Furtuga, north of Linwood, to medevac injured patients. One patient will be airlifted by helicopter while another will be transported by ground ambulance. Coordination among fire and medical teams is ongoing to manage the transport and care of the injured.
Audio|Source: Stanislaus County Fire Command 4
03:13
Transcript:
00:00
Main LZ[1] right here at Viruga in Lingwood,
00:06
just north of Lingwood.
00:12
Fresh Moots.
00:17
Copy that.
00:18
I'll let the AMR[2] crews know.
00:25
Copy Grigo's Apple set up a wet area for the LZ[1].
00:32
I believe we're going to have two helicopters inbound.
00:39
Rosalind, I think, Cran.
00:43
Go ahead.
00:46
08 minute ETA for the first Hilo.
00:49
Ground Medics advised their dispatchment they would advise on the second HALO request, and we'll give me an update to that we hear about that.
01:00
Command 4, Roseline, I see.
01:04
Good.
01:07
Comithmetics, we'll just keep the one helo for now.
01:10
They're going to ground transport the second patient,
01:13
and I copy 08 minute ETA. Okay.
01:24
Command 4, Rast 38 responding.
01:34
Progress 38. Progress 38, Rosla, 19.
01:42
Go ahead, progress 38.
01:45
Cancel. Cancel.
01:49
Copy.
02:00
Go ahead.
02:03
You still want to step the LZ[1] or the primary LZ?
02:11
Did you repeat?
02:16
Are we going to be the primary LZ[1] since you canceled the second one?
02:21
Okay, if you'll be primary.
02:27
Copyright directly cross in (number withheld) for Duda.
02:33
Yeah,
02:36
for copy (number withheld) for LV.
02:38
Quad 32, Roseline IP.
02:45
No,
02:49
Roseline IC[3].
02:50
Can you confirm your LV location?
03:00
Okay, we're going to be across from (number withheld) Furtuga, just north of Linwood.
03:11
To see your guys in the questions.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
LZ: Landing Zone (for helicopter)
[2]
AMR: American Medical Response (ambulance service)
[3]
IC: Assumption or designation of on-scene command authority during an incident.
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W Linwood Ave, California
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