00:00
Attention Brookhaven ambulance, Brookhaven ambulance here.
00:02
Requested (number withheld) Moody Road in Monroe.
00:04
(number withheld) Moody Road in Monroe.
00:07
Responding to a (number withheld) year old male, conscious and breathing, complaining of shortness of breath.
00:11
6 Charlie 1, time out is 831.
00:19
Copy, is that address where he's located right now?
00:28
These are private ones.
00:39
Get out of the state or transfer.
00:45
Show me a route to the station momentarily.
00:51
603 is tied up on something I can take care of.
00:59
Copy your radio, Mike.
01:06
Four 13 to Waldo, show me en route to the station shortly.
01:28
Can you send me a public assist? And I don't know if we can call DOT.
01:33
The light on, I'm sorry, on Route 152,
01:37
the left turn light going south is not turning green.
01:41
So I'm gonna try to direct some traffic.
01:47
10-4[1], it's been reported.
01:55
Units out here, um, the traffic is backing up.
02:02
10-4[1], 20, I'll go over there.
02:05
10-4[1], 20, got you over.
02:11
Report name is (name withheld).
02:18
Show us a route to Eastern Maine Medical Center.
02:20
Be advised, also providers requesting ALS from Northern Light from Bangor.
02:25
Route of travel will be Route 1A toward Bangor.
02:33
We're rolling back.
02:42
Reporting to Fort O'Com, did you copy my last?
02:46
Trying to write it all down and make sure I got it all.
02:48
You're heading to Eastern Maine.
02:51
Route 1A to Bangor.
02:53
Northern Light ALS.
02:56
Rick, if they're not available, then who you have available with Bangor, what have you?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
Medical Emergency
