Medical rescue response to patient on remote trail

Heard on: San Diego CA Fire-Tac Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Let me guys check a stove down with one of my medics.

00:03

See if we can do a visual on this.

00:05

Let's be prepared for a hike.

00:07

I know a copter if they need to do the rescue, but I want to get.

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This is the Asher trail, so I'll let it go.

00:15

You copy that? Initial report was that they were at the trailhead, and then we got a 2nd report that they were a few meters down.

00:23

Sounds like two females, adult, and possibly a child.

00:27

Our patient is.

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Trying to call him cell phone.

00:32

He goes right to voicemail, which tells me that they are down pretty far, at least three quarters of the way.

00:37

At least three quarters of a mile, correction.

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And that's all we have so far.

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I'm going to send a couple guys on foot to see if they have a visual on them.

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And that's what I have.

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Okay, we'll be en route from Verona area to help scout.

7/30/2026 02:07 PM

Medical Emergency

Escondido, CA 92027

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical situation on Asher trail near Escondido. Radio traffic indicated two adult women and possibly a child were on the trail, with the group believed to be about three quarters of a mile from the trailhead. Responders attempted cell phone contact and planned to send personnel on foot, with helicopter rescue mentioned as a possible option.