Silver sedan down embankment near Fourth Street, Mojave CA
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TrafficA silver sedan went down an embankment near Fourth Street in Mojave, California. The driver was initially thought to have a cardiac arrest but was found to be on the vehicle's wheels and did not need to be extricated. The patient was assessed as having no injuries but was anxious and tagged as green for minor condition.
Audio|Heard on: Kern County Fire/Bakersfield Fire/USFS
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03:50
Transcript:
00:00
BCC, Med1.
00:07
Med1, we're on scene.
00:09
There's a silver sedan down in the orchards.
00:15
Fourth Street, Unit 314 C.
00:18
Charlie,
00:19
cardiac arrest, out of the agonal breathing.
00:24
It's on its wheels.
00:27
This will be the standard incident.
00:29
If you want to be standardized east, then by proficient and update.
00:32
Break, Battalion 6, we're going to have to make access down to the vehicle.
00:38
This is the Battalion 6 copy?
00:40
Is there a different way in for another piece of equipment to make access that way to until the orchard?
00:54
Yeah, sign six.
00:55
At seven-standard and coffee, ambulance and PD
01:00
are held up as, I think, a cable gate across the dirt road.
01:05
We've got a second engine or medic squad.
01:08
They can get down there with bolt cutters.
01:12
A medic squad 63, do you copy that, traffic.
01:16
Okay, we're falling to the gate now.
01:21
Portaville.
01:25
I'm in quarters.
01:30
I'll copy. The same quarter is 1640.
01:39
The giant six I see.
01:41
TRIZEXIC.
01:45
Venned 4ECCC.
01:50
A vehicle patient in the vehicle down the embankment.
01:53
We're getting an assessment right now.
01:56
I copy. And any information on the semi?
02:04
I believe Med 1 is talking to the driver.
02:07
It looks non-injury and our vehicle down the embankment is not going to need extrication.
02:16
Copy. We'll keep everything coming until you finish your assessment.
02:21
Okay.
02:27
He copies.
02:34
1863 on the same stage.
02:39
1642.
02:41
Okay,
02:44
6 IC.
02:45
I see the 10-6[1]-I-C.
02:49
I see the 106, go ahead.
02:54
All right, the ambulance has made this way down the dirt road.
02:59
They call a patient a green tag.
03:02
No complaint of any injuries to show anxiety from the accident.
03:13
Copy. You have engine 63 on scene.
03:17
Can we complete them?
03:21
That's affirmative.
03:23
Well, we don't need engine 63.
03:27
Med 1 said the driver to some of our kids.
03:35
Copy. And you're going to keep Medic Squad 63 as well then.
03:45
ECC-106, I'll be completed assignment and cancel engine 63.
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10-6: Unavailable; currently busy and not able to respond to calls or assignments.
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Location mentioned:
4th St, Mojave, CA 93501
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