Female found unresponsive with head injury in Buffalo
Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a report of a female who was unresponsive and possibly hanging. She was found bleeding and had a potential head injury.
Audio|Source: Buffalo Police, Fire and EMS
02:25
Transcript:
Radio. You step up for your NAMR[3][1]. (Name withheld) is breathing but she's not awake and she might have hit her head. She's bleeding. Okay. I'll put two times. Show me on Bracken Race. Two things clear. Did you say female? Did you say female was hanging? Correct. Clear. Whether they're out to you, I'm called a fire or now. Just from parade detail. Here's that, truck four. Truck four. We just had an ambulance go by our location here. I'm not sure if that's one that was assigned to us or not. Truck four, we'll check. It was AM on a 510. What is your sign? Abbey one. Buffalo Fire, 22[4]'s on the air, PR. 22 on the air PR. Police. Copy engine, engine, you're on location, police. That's clear, ready. As a truck board, we have AMR location with us now. MPD. I'm a Roger letter for you of AMR, police on location. (Name withheld) is off, she's breathing right now. Let's get F20[2] call this way. Cap the engine two, patient's breathing, hanging. F20 is another call. What, uh, 40? Yeah, just starting this way. I'll take the ambulance. Will, Cal.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
NAMR: Medical Assistance Needed/Medical Emergency
[2]
F20: Fire/EMS Call
[3]
AMR: Ambulance
[4]
22: Police Unit Identifier
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Location mentioned:
Near Breckenridge St, Buffalo, NY 14213
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