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Patient rescued by helicopter near Westridge Trail, Laguna Beach CA
Medical EmergencyA patient was located and rescued by a helicopter near Westridge Trail in the Saddleback area. Emergency responders coordinated landing and transport arrangements.
Audio|Heard on: OCFA Alt Tac 5F - Zone 5 - South County
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01:48
Transcript:
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incident update.
00:01
We've got one rescuer being lowered in by helicopter two now to the patient.
00:05
The patient has been located.
00:07
I'll let you know once we have medical care being taken care of.
00:10
Continue my resources and I'll...
00:16
And I'll update you once we get some patient information.
00:21
I see ten-four.
00:22
Additionally be advised. Saddleback is available for landing.
00:25
Ten-four, thank you.
00:33
Battalion 1, Ambulance 1.
00:36
Five-pac chart.
00:40
Go for battalion one.
00:44
Battalion 1, Amiens 1, we are staged at Baltimore Gona-Out and West Ridge Trail at the gate entrance, gate 10.
00:55
Get a copy, you can stage there, thank you.
01:06
Utility 3 from Alisa, I see.
01:14
Tell for utility, 30, about three minutes out.
01:19
Ten four.
01:25
Logan engine one from Elisa, I see.
01:30
Go ahead.
01:31
Yeah,
01:33
start towards Alta Laguna Park.
01:36
Code 3[1], you might be accepting the patient there.
01:43
Boyce. Probably that.
01:44
Just be advised, we will be responding from Alisa Via Hill, bottom of West Ridge Trail.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and sirens activated.
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Location mentioned:
W Ridge Trail, Laguna Beach, CA
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