00:00
Oriole Beach Engine Four, Rescue Two, District Four, Zone Twenty One, General Illness Alpha[1] Response, (number withheld) Harbor Drive.
00:07
Oriole Beach Engine Four, Rescue Two, District Four, Zone Twenty One, General Illness Alpha[1] Response, (number withheld) Harbor Drive, Cross Street Central Drive, all units are clear, 1754 .
00:20
One copy, 17 fifty-four.
00:26
since we can still watch beach restaurant on the route.
00:48
to UAB, and I have an hour and twenty-five minutes of gas.
01:03
(number withheld) Harbor Drive,
01:06
79 year old female, unconscious and breathing.
01:09
Advising she was trying to get up, legs were shaking and unable to walk.
01:11
Responding and breathing normally.
01:13
Patient's going to be in the car in the driveway, unable to get inside.
01:22
The coast guard has received a report of a pilings protruding out of the water in position three zero hyphen 13 decimal 755 north, 087 hyphen three three decimal 558 west.
01:34
All matters are requested to transit the area with caution.
01:37
Break. This is United States Coast Guard.
01:40
This is a radio call.
01:54
They're busy on scene with their team four.
02:08
Squad one responding.
02:19
Squad one responding. Elevator rescue. Seventeen fifty-nine.
02:30
We'll have harbor command.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Alpha: NATO phonetic alphabet for the letter A
Medical Emergency
