00:02
Police on scene requesting a code 3.
00:04
(number withheld) Northwest Stanley Avenue.
00:06
Ops 1, stand by for additional tap out.
00:09
Like, just stand by.
00:19
Medic 1325, this is not a 50.
00:24
I don't, it's not a 55[1].
00:30
She's very much alive.
00:31
I talked to (name withheld).
00:33
And so yeah, I'm gonna put you back on it.
00:36
They're needing medical.
00:43
1325, you were showing on scene.
00:48
Maybe, sorry, you were showing available and cleared from this call, but nobody ever checked on this patient.
00:54
She's having dementia issues, possibly UTI.
00:56
I'm going to put you back on it.
01:03
1325, I talked to the husband and the wife.
01:06
There's no medical need here.
01:08
They both probably just have memory issues.
01:11
And I think they could use some resources from Chat 5 or Project Respond to find out if there's a need to intervene, but right now there is not.
01:18
Okay, thanks for all that clarification.
01:19
There was absolutely nothing in the call from the last dispatcher, so I apologize for that.
01:23
So Chat 5, you're basically going to check out on this female and see what can be assisted with.
01:31
Chief, sounds good.
01:32
We'll continue then.
01:39
Sorry about the confusion.
01:42
Nope, it's not a problem.
01:44
Our dispatcher failed on putting any of that information in the call.
01:51
Dispatch, Union 71, what is the call that we're actually going on?
01:56
For yours, looks like police are on scene requesting you code three.
02:01
They thought maybe it might have been a fifty-five, but they're requesting medical to come back out and confirm.
02:12
Three, three, cancel fire.
02:17
Medic, I am sorry, engine nine, you can be clear.
02:20
Engine nine, copy, thank you.
02:26
Three 14 , cancel fire.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
55: Deceased person (DOA) confirmed
Medical Emergency
