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Medical response to emergency near Hardscrabble Creek, Gasquet CA
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are attending a medical incident near Hardscrabble Creek and Weimer Road in Gasquet, California. CPR has been started and efforts are underway to locate the exact position.
Audio|Heard on: Del Norte County/Crescent City Law, Fire and EMS
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02:54
Transcript:
00:00
Confirming you're responding to the Gapsey mountain roads.
00:04
I'm sorry, we've been around.
00:08
I'm 25, I copy.
00:10
They're going to start CPR.
00:16
Port Paul 3, Delmar.
00:34
Nell North, (number withheld).
00:40
Three, stand by one.
00:47
Del North, (number withheld).
00:52
(number withheld), go ahead.
00:57
Responding to Gasquet Mountain, did you have a location or how many miles up, Gassie Mountain?
01:12
(number withheld) is that a negative on a definite location.
01:15
The coordinates from the cell phone painter in the IAR.
01:17
Ten-four, definitely-hundred flooding.
01:30
Port-Paul 3 down there.
01:38
For Paul III, requests for a welfare taxi area of Lake Earl and South Bank Road for a suspicious subject.
01:45
RPA is concerned about a white van that is parked on the east side of South Bank Road with a male subject with long dreadlocks in it.
01:55
Seems to be at a place, and his neighbors are not currently there.
02:06
Shoot, it's only 100, engine 1265 on command.
02:17
Del Nour Injunct 1265.
02:24
1265, go ahead.
02:27
Yeah, is the Gasky Mountain Road also referred to as the toll road, or is it different?
02:40
1265,
02:41
standby. I'm getting a possible location at possibly near Hardscrabble Creek,
02:47
M. Weimer Road.
02:53
Okay, copy.
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Location mentioned:
Gasquet, CA 95543
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