00:03
Station 20 , paramedic 93 .
00:06
News leave on a boat.
00:09
(number withheld) East Strand.
00:15
Go for Talbot County.
00:21
Medical box two one station 20 , primary 93 , hemorrhage on a boat.
00:28
(number withheld) East Strand at the ferry dock.
00:31
One hundred and 35 .
00:36
Is the boat already at the ferry dock?
00:45
So 1204 , if you want to go to the ferry dock, call them.
00:49
Go stand by and nobody else comes, I'll bring the ambulance to the ferry dock.
00:57
Two hundred and four, call the center, show me on location.
01:00
Two hundred and four, ten four.
01:04
Ferry 96 on location.
01:07
Ferry 93 responding.
01:10
Ferry 96 on scene, 1136 .
01:12
Ferry 93 responding, 1130 .
01:19
Center Paramedic 93.
01:20
You're responding medical box 21[1], hemorrhage (number withheld) East Strand, the ferry dock.
01:26
Responding for a (number withheld) male, conscious, alert, and breathing.
01:29
He cut his shin, bleeding's currently controlled.
01:31
Should be on a boat at the dock.
01:43
This is 20 responding.
01:48
Unit 20 responding, 1139.
01:51
Ambulance 20, you're responding medical box 21[1], hemorrhage, (number withheld) East Strand, the ferry dock.
01:59
For a (number withheld) male, conscious, alert, and breathing, suffered a cut to his shin, currently on a boat at the dock, bleeding is controlled.
02:10
Ambulance 20, copy.
02:15
So for ambulance 20.
02:23
Can you come in back into like the ferry dock driveway area? He's on the main walkway area on the dock.
02:38
Chief 20 responding, copy that.
02:42
Chief 20 responding, 1141.
02:49
Two 20 on location.
02:52
Two 20 on scene, 1141 .
02:58
Ready, 91 clear, 1000 .
03:02
Clear, 91 clear, 1141 .
03:08
Two 20 on location.
03:12
Two 20 on scene, 1142 .
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
21: Call by telephone
Medical Emergency
