00:00
Six 500 . (name withheld).
00:04
Request SO to Ranville Airport.
00:07
Patient is being combative.
00:12
Do you need him code two or code three?
00:25
One 751 , you got it.
00:26
F one pending, you can stay 1st .
00:34
I see J. Any mileage on 051 .
00:41
Report for a combative patient.
00:42
I'm requesting code three.
00:57
Back, you can do this.
01:01
93, (name withheld)
01:04
is requesting a code 3 response to Round Valley Airport for a combative patient.
01:13
What was it approved by? Copy and route code.
01:21
It's gonna be 744 .
01:47
You guys are out of 79.
01:50
I believe that code is authorized.
01:56
Airport for a combative patient.
02:04
79, 10-4, I got you in route code.
02:12
135, can it assist?
02:27
(name withheld), go ahead.
02:30
Do you know the nature of the medical?
02:34
Original was for a walk-in heart attack.
02:42
any of the medical staff been assaulted or injured?
02:46
Stand by, just one.
02:53
100 (name withheld).
03:01
100 MCSO en route, code.
03:07
And then they are asking if there was any assaults.
03:14
Patient did threaten to assault.
03:21
Copies. No actual assault, just verbal threats.
03:29
240s, just 422[1]s.
03:35
Is the patient not want to go with them?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
422: California Penal Code 422 — Criminal Threats
Medical Emergency
