Multi-patient incident with pediatric and adult patients

Heard on: Clay MO Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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Current triage:

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two type red peeds, one yellow peed.

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All three have been transported to (name withheld).

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And then we have two adults, stable for type green.

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Copy. Two red pediatric, one yellow pediatric, all transferred to (name withheld).

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Two adults, type green.

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Battalion 1104, medic 1145, can you public service me please?

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1145, copy, stand by.

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Engine 410,

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contact.

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Child has been removed from the car.

00:42

Engine 410, there's contact.

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Eleven forty-nine to sixty-nine command.

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One forty-three to command.

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We have two stables over here trying to figure out if they needed transported or not.

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All right, I copy.

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Got one code three.

01:01

Transport unit on its way if we need it.

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Medical 1149 to 69 command.

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Medical 1145, we're going to change destinations to OPR.

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Medical 1145, changing destination OPR.

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Command, copy.

8/12/2026 05:06 PM

Medical Emergency

W 110th St, Leawood, KS 66211

Multi-patient incident with pediatric and adult patients

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews managed a multi-patient medical incident near West 110th Street in Leawood. Several pediatric patients were triaged as serious or moderate and taken to a children’s hospital, while two adults appeared stable. One patient was later treated as a possible high-priority transport to another medical facility.

Multi-patient incident with pediatric and adult patients

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