00:32
Medic engine twelve, medic 31 , squad twelve, medical aid (number withheld) , Calle Real.
00:41
Respond on command two.
00:45
Station SBSO is en route.
00:46
Subject has a history of 5150[1] and is screaming in the garden.
00:54
Medic engine twelve, medic 31 , squad twelve, reduce code two for AMD.
01:02
Thirty one on scene.
01:04
Thirty one on scene.
01:08
Twelve on scene. Twelve on scene.
01:23
We've made access to the property.
01:25
No one here is having a medical emergency.
01:27
Do you have an updated address?
01:37
112, medic engine 12.
01:45
Go ahead, squad 12.
01:48
Yeah, you guys can sample your discretion.
01:52
Copy that, that's what we're available.
01:56
Squad 12 available.
02:02
Medic 19, medical aid, (number withheld) East Clark Avenue.
02:07
Respond on Command 2.
02:17
The six on the call was an open line with a female asking for help, and the location it was pinging at was (number withheld) East Monte Vista.
02:29
Okay, at that address, we have no patients.
02:31
We'll take a look around the block and get back.
02:38
Central and 72, was it a medical alert device?
02:42
Thank you. This is an open 911 line.
02:50
Affirmative, but it's a 911 prefix, so there's no callback.
03:00
Medic 13, A12, ETA clearance.
03:09
Medic 13, ETA clearance.
03:24
Yeah, no patient in the address location, and then no patient in the street there where UTL available.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
5150: Involuntary psychiatric hold for evaluation (California W&I Code)
Suspicious Activity
