Request for taxi transport for a person in a wheelchair at hospital ER entrance; medical transport detail., Long Beach CA
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Medical EmergencyRequest for taxi transport for a person in a wheelchair at hospital ER entrance; medical transport detail.
Audio|Heard on: Long Beach Police Dispatch
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02:29
Transcript:
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1477 could we get a taxi,
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wheelchair accessible?
00:05
Our busy care is trying to go to Peter Hospital in Beverly Hills.
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Hospital in Beverly Hills.
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Hospital on Beverly Hills.
00:19
Our subject is saying Peter Sion, Ryan,
00:23
and Beverly Hills.
00:30
927 S, B is also hearing a child screaming and crying,
00:42
it's going to be across from and back behind his apartment.
00:50
71 at the station.
00:55
Okay.
00:57
New 1-way 7, can you confirm if it's 225 west fifth or if it's going to be the building on the north side of it?
01:12
Voice 5, the CP is saying the apartment is across from the 1020.
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So across from 225 West 5th.
01:28
Some citizens here save that might be from apartment.
01:31
Let me check that.
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Time.
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Time for us.
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Time for.
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And for something that's sitting around that night 27S, just,
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there's a provis hazard for apartment 8.
01:50
Subject that's aggressive towards PD, anti-PD, by the name of Don A.
01:55
Wilson, Mill Black, in his 30s.
02:01
Or Rescue 3.
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64, copy Rescue 3.
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27.
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27.
02:17
Can I get the call number and then just a little further for the taxi driver? He's going to be waiting in front of the ER entrance near the handicap parking stalls and he's going to be wearing a purple gown and black blue chair.
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