Medical emergency at near Parker Street Berkeley, Berkeley CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical response was dispatched to near Parker Street in Berkeley for multiple patients, including a 40-year-old male experiencing a seizure and a 96-year-old female with breathing difficulties.
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04:48
Transcript:
00:00
Obediction 7-engine 97, medical response.
00:03
174A to sail with Renault's Saco.
00:05
Correct to Park you.
00:07
In addition to engine 92 and engine 94.
00:13
Tectuary response for vehicles fire southbound 680 to South of Stonewich.
00:17
Time 3.
00:24
Okay, 2.26.
00:27
That 866.
00:31
There are more responsible by Code 3[1]-4.
00:34
Seizure 1748 to say we're going to cross out of Trey-Ail-Ray respond on dispatch 2.
00:42
Hey Alco, we're at the address.
00:44
Citizens not out front, no-fire response.
00:47
In setting the notes, the patient was feeling better and she's considering canceling.
00:51
Do we have any new information?
00:57
Engine 1, and Medic 1.
00:59
Respond to medical emergency.
01:02
At near Parker Street.
01:04
Cross streets are Matthews Street and San Pablo Avenue.
01:10
Part of Park, here's and good.
01:13
Hi, you're probably now.
01:15
Can by, we haven't heard anything from Oakland and I'll call him.
01:19
I'll call him.
01:21
Engine 97 with 9585.
01:23
Coercerey apartment 132.
01:25
40-year-old male convulsion.
01:28
You listen to it.
01:35
Code T26. No one on scene.
01:38
Question medical.
01:40
We're available.
01:42
I would copy.
01:43
You one, Galway 1 for a truck to exit.
01:51
C2214. C.R.
01:55
421, C.R. 4-1.
02:02
CR 4-5 is around.
02:06
Copy, thank you.
02:10
Thank you.
02:13
C221. I only want to clear to close.
02:20
C.R. 4-1, C.R.
02:22
4.3 is a route.
02:25
106500.
02:26
Copy, thank you.
02:28
Can I go ahead?
02:31
My pepper's not working.
02:36
That's a 104 coming.
02:42
Group 1, Ingen 1.
02:44
Can you send the next-do medic.
02:47
Any friends, Medic 1, I'll show you available.
02:54
A medic 1, out of service.
02:58
Engine 92 and engine 902 for contact.
03:00
There is one for vehicles fire.
03:01
It looks like it's a pickup truck on the right-hand shoulder.
03:04
Medity 26, post-35.
03:08
The reporting is the construction material is on fire.
03:12
How 550550s at the Sunridge, Pepper.
03:16
Alameda District 2, Engine 2, Medic 2, respond for a medical near Eagle Avenue with across the Webster Street.
03:28
Medic 5. Respond to medical emergency.
03:32
At near Parker Street.
03:34
Cross streets are Matthews Street and San Pablo Avenue.
03:43
Engine 6. Medical,
03:46
1150 West Winton Avenue,
03:50
531. Hayward, number 531.
03:56
92 on scene, right-hand shoulders, HP on scene.
04:01
Got a small vehicle fire,
04:04
92 is going to initiate fire attack.
04:07
This is least underage IC.
04:09
94 when you get here, you need probably water supply.
04:14
Engine 22 on-speed with the HPS leverage IC.
04:17
Engine 2, Medi 2 response check.
04:21
You finished already, Aldo?
04:30
Medic 2 response track.
04:34
Medic 2 response track.
04:41
Engine 2.M.2, I assure you responding for 96-year-old, female,
04:45
light pressure issues, and abnormal breathing.
04:48
Apartment A.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 3: Emergency response; proceed immediately using lights and siren.
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Location mentioned:
Parker St, Berkeley, CA 94702
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