00:00
Control Medic 284, (number withheld) US 42 southwest for an attempt with pills.
00:04
Medic 200 and eighty-four, (number withheld) US forty-two southwest for an attempt with pills.
00:09
Cross streets are Flax Drive.
00:11
Over to EMS, time out twenty-two 18 .
00:13
I am Madison, assigned 700 and sixty-one in the MBHT resource.
00:17
Clear 700 and sixty-one, did you copy?
00:19
I copy, I am en route.
00:28
Be advised, they took about 60 pills, and it sounds like it is a result of a code 20[1] that occurred with her brother earlier.
00:46
Fire control, medic 282 is in service.
00:48
We'll be taking this call on 42.
00:51
You can start that way as well.
00:57
Fine caller is advising she's home alone.
00:59
It's going to be a (name withheld) subject.
01:07
All right, bring that.
01:08
Okay, give me a cross reference.
01:14
Fire control station car 200 and eighty-one.
01:16
Did 200 and eighty-two replace 200 and eighty-four?
01:19
Over. Nine, I think he just passed it.
01:21
The address is (number withheld) , (number withheld) .
01:28
She's advising us on the phone that she herself, we're trying to get further to see if she has any weapons on her.
01:42
He did advise no weapons at this time.
01:49
Ninety-seven, what's your fifty-four?
01:57
All right, call medic 200 and eighty-two staged at Roberts Mill at US 42.
02:06
All right, Madison, you can let the medics know we're going to walk out to them.
02:09
It's on the floor of the drive, seems secure.
02:15
Seven hundred and sixty-one, Madison, I am forty-one behind the medics.
02:18
Twenty-two twenty-seven.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
code 20: Unknown/agency-specific code; context suggests a combative/domestic-related incident previously occurred
Medical Emergency
