Two-car accident and medical emergency in Omaha
Traffic, Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a traffic accident involving two cars. At the same time, a 17-year-old male in a nearby restaurant experienced a seizure and needed medical help.
Audio|Source: Omaha Fire (TAC3)
01:57
Transcript:
Redox 61 understood. Perfect one is good. 1850s. I'm off-fire, mid-4-1 in service. Med 4-1 in service, 1804. I'm on fire from mention 6-1. We're on location of a two-cutt P.I.[1] 7108 street command. Engine 6-1 on location, 1083 command established, 1805. 21's at a manual. Med 2-1 at a manual, 1807. Hold on fire for 1-0-2nd-8-3 command. Command[2]. Command-sterminated, engine 6-1 is back in service, no patience. Clare engine 6-1 in service, no patience, 1807. Med 752 is clear on the no patience, medic 52.1 in service. 18.07. Medic, 34 in route. That's 34 in round, 18.08. In 1308. In truck 34, you have a 17-year-old male. He's inside in the middle of a restaurant. First seizure of the day, he does have epilepsy. He's not diabetic. His mom is on location. So they just left children's and he got a recent increase in his medications. The doctors are still trying to figure it out. He's still an active seizure. Pedic-34 slip. 18-0-9. 734 truck 3-4 on location. Madden truck 3-4 on location, 1810.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
P.I.: Personal Injury (accident)
[2]
Command: Incident command established
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Omaha, NE
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