00:00
So you're responding. Do I have another unit that can respond to 205 on the D with the 10-11[1]?
00:12
Center to 1165 one.
00:25
Lieutenant, I'm not getting a response.
00:28
. . Should I add to the.
00:30
. . 10-4, based on the lieutenant's reaching out to them, I'm gonna put them on the queue, lieutenant.
00:40
Available unit from district 06:11 at 182 on the boulevard.
00:43
David's on our 02:15 for an aided having a seizure near the pier at 182 on the boulevard.
00:50
David's coming in via 911 .
00:56
Unit seven by one, I am getting on the line.
01:04
Six eleven, lieutenant.
01:14
11 Lieutenant, I'm getting another unconscious at 182 on the Boy and the David line on the downtown side.
01:24
Been coming in there.
01:26
Did you get in contact with them? Eleven six five.
01:37
Ten four, they're gonna be going over the radio.
01:41
I'm responding them to the 182 and the boy in the station.
01:50
1110, we're also getting another call for 205 on the David of the aided male and has on the platform uptown side.
01:58
I'm just going to put it on your queue and just advise if all of these are one of the same for 205, please.
02:08
116401, we're also getting another call for 182 on the boy in the day, but it's someone having a seizure.
02:19
Another separate caller.
02:21
12 response, just give me 1 s , please.
02:29
Okay, 12 response, 1, you can proceed.
02:40
Central to 11, lieutenant.
02:46
Okay, so now stations are saying that as for station 3rd party information, there's an aided male passed out north end island platform.
02:53
Just again, checking if I have 01 of the same.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-11: Alarm (e.g., commercial burglar alarm)
Medical Emergency
