No medical emergency at pool despite injury report
Medical EmergencyA man had a leg injury reported at the pool, but when help arrived, he said he was fine and did not have the needed access code for assistance.
Audio|Source: Suffolk County Fire and EMS - 3rd Division
01:55
Transcript:
(name withheld) Lake Pool, 76 Bayview Drive off Tide Court. Repeating foursatal community at Oakdale, 42-year-old male leg injury, 30 Alpha 2[1]. At Byron Lake Pool, 76 Bayview Drive off Tide Court, 1741. They contacted him. He said there was no issue, but he did not have the proper code. to do it right now and they say everything is fine here. Thank you, 20U10i-0[2]. 1742. Can we just go on 2? Can I repeat that offer? Yeah, sure. Did tell me just go on 2? order the board over oh we that 700's a good man thank you I'm trying to get a hold of you guys apparently it was hit the key pin was hit twice by a loose and they contacted a (name withheld) who did not have the proper codes and it was coming from the Glender Express. Yeah, we just checked in there and there was no one in there that had a medical alert and we were told we were good to go. So if we're not, I'll wait, but. If you're good to go. That's it.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
30 Alpha 2: Non-life-threatening medical emergency (Alpha-level EMS call)
[2]
20U10i-0: Unit/Incident code for responder communication
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Location mentioned:
Bayview Dr S, Oakdale, NY 11769
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