00:00
Yolo County Sheriff en route from Esparto to do a welfare check[1].
00:02
Screaming heard in the background.
00:03
Ambulance was requested (number withheld) Highway 16.
00:11
Sorry dispatch, 2207's on scene.
00:22
Fire dispatch, engine 22 is en route.
00:25
Three aboard. Let's have brush 23 cover Gwenda.
00:30
Copy, brush 23, do you copy?
00:34
Brush 23 copies, covering Gwenda.
00:50
Until to get scene secure,
00:52
have brush 25 stage[2] county road 79 and AMR stage County Road 81.
01:06
Copy. Engine 25 to stage[2] at county road 79 and Amr stage at county road 81.
01:12
25, I'm sorry, you can stage[2] at 81 for a minute.
01:32
Engine 25, do you copy stage[2]?
01:39
Engine 25 or Battalion 25, do you copy stage[2] at County Road 81?
01:46
this is County Road 81 and Highway 16.
01:53
Battalion 25 copies stage[2].
01:56
Copy. 2207 Fire Dispatch.
02:04
2207 Fire Dispatch.
02:09
1 William 8 from Yolo County Sheriff, they're coming into KPA now.
02:13
They are getting, he is getting the mom on the line to see what's going on on scene.
02:19
Okay, I'm talking to both people here at the property.
02:31
Copy. We'll advise them.
02:44
Yes, scene's secure.
02:45
We can have AMR and 25 come in.
02:49
Got a male requesting an ambulance.
02:55
Copy. Does Yolo County Sheriff need to continue?
03:01
That they can reduce.
03:02
Also, station 22 can reduce.
03:08
AMR and incoming units, you are clear to enter and reduce code two.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
welfare check: Officer requested to check an individual’s welfare or well-being.
[2]
stage: Hold nearby until the scene is secured/safe to enter
Medical Emergency
