Medical emergency near Witmer and 6th St, Los Angeles CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a medical call near Witmer Street and 6th Street in Los Angeles involving a man with an apparent facial injury. The individual was conscious and breathing. The situation was determined to be a medical emergency only, with no evidence of criminal activity.
Audio|Heard on: Dispatch Rampart (2)
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Transcript:
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Three six nine, can I get an RA to Witmer and 6th Street for a male conscious and breathing suffering from injury to the face? Three six nine of Witmer and Sixth.
00:12
Out to the RA.
00:15
Three six nine approximate age for FT.
00:18
Three six nine approximately 30 years of age.
00:21
Nine hundred.
00:22
Sixty (number withheld) for FT is the subject.
00:27
The patient in custody.
00:28
Six nine negative.
00:29
Nine FD now to (number withheld).
00:31
Two (number withheld) Roger.
00:34
I am going to a TAC investigation near South Alvarado Street at the MacArthur Park train station.
00:40
Put two instead of (number withheld) ready (number withheld).
00:42
Two out of sixty-nine, you can show code four at this time on six in Witmer.
00:47
No evidence of a crime.
00:48
It's going to be a medical emergency only.
00:50
Oh yeah, it's code four, six in Witmer and medical emergency only.
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Location mentioned:
Witmer St & 6th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
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