Medical transport from 62nd St fire response, Pinellas County FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call at or near 62nd Street South following an initial fire-related dispatch. Sunstar ambulance was requested but later canceled after multiple refusals, with one person transported to Bay Pines VA Hospital. Command operations were terminated after the situation was resolved.
Audio|Heard on: Pinellas FL Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Truck 20, can you send us a Sunstar down there?
00:03
ALS or BLS?
00:05
Truck one's on scene.
00:07
All right, so truck one on scene.
00:08
This is fine.
00:09
All right, say truck 20. Will I BLS on emergency sensor the call? Is that truck 20? Sensor 361 en route.
00:14
Dispatch command, 10 minute timer.
00:17
Truck 20. Is that truck 20.
00:19
Sunstar can cancel, patient change of mind.
00:22
All right. Dispatch ones are 361.
00:24
Copy cancel, near 62nd Street South.
00:26
Three six one, we copy cancel.
00:29
Command dispatch.
00:31
Flash command.
00:32
Command dispatch.
00:34
Dispatch command.
00:35
Four refusals, one person to Bay Pines VA Hospital via Sunstar.
00:40
Command terminated and St.
00:41
Pete 502 is available.
00:43
Engine nine will advise.
00:45
Understood command. Four refusals, one patient at Bay Pines VA Hospital via Sunstar.
00:49
Command terminating.
00:50
Showing St.
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Location mentioned:
62nd St S, Florida 33707
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