00:00
Engine six one, paramedic six five, EMS one respond.
00:03
(number withheld) Oxley Forest Court off of Old Scaggsville Road.
00:08
Trouble breathing patient, alpha 22343 .
00:15
Number eleven, you ten four.
00:21
Ten four, thank you.
00:27
Truckway's back open.
00:30
PG&E can call back in if they need us.
00:33
But the wire isn't obstructing traffic at this point, so we're going to clear the acre.
00:51
Frank 31, you 10-4.
00:57
I'm 10-4, they know.
01:04
Engine 61, EMS 1, response check.
01:12
Engine 61, response check on Alpha 1.
01:24
Engine 61, Alpha 2[1].
01:28
911, hang up from a cell phone on Morningside Lane.
01:32
Voicemail, call back.
01:38
Probably time to cancel.
01:45
Howard 2, Engine 61 on Alpha 1.
01:55
Six six, we're going to replace six one on this medical six.
02:03
Okay, EMS one, are you okay?
02:08
Six six going to the call in addition to six one and 2346 .
02:14
Everybody six five ambulance six six EMS one, you're responding (number withheld) Oxley Forest Court for a 76 year old male home alone, agonal breathing.
02:29
Go ahead. Just making sure you're direct.
02:31
Six six is replacing engine six one.
02:35
Yeah, I'm good with that, man.
02:37
Thank you. That's okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Alpha 2: Low-priority medical response code or radio channel designation, typically indicating non-life-threatening situations.
Medical Emergency
