Sepsis patient transported from police department to hospital

Heard on: Mecklenburg County NC Regional EMS-Talk

01:25

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Please respond. Emergent ALS to Pineville PD room B1PR going to CMC room (number withheld) .

00:09

Reference a seventy-eight year old female, fifty-nine kilograms for sepsis.

00:13

Patient is on a cardiac monitor, level and four liters of O two.

00:21

Flight watch 200 and thirty-two.

00:25

Two three two.

00:27

Clear for BLS.

00:31

Two three two copy.

00:36

Two thirty-two flight watch, two thirty-two.

00:39

Please respond BLS to Carolina Rehab Northeast, room 2504 , going to Cabaret room 2258 .

00:47

Reference a seventy-year-old male, sixty-three kilograms for worsening amputation site pain.

00:55

Patient has no needs.

00:58

Flight watch forty-five is en route to Pineville.

01:03

Two forty-five, copy.

01:05

Fire watch 45.

01:08

245, go ahead.

01:11

Yes, ma'am.

01:12

Is this patient going to neuro ICU or progressive? Because (name withheld) says multiple rooms.

01:21

245, fire watch.

01:22

Patient's going to neuro room (number withheld).

2026-10-29 02:11 UTC

Medical Emergency

Main St, Pineville, NC 28134

Sepsis patient transported from police department to hospital

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews arranged ALS and BLS transports for an older woman with sepsis and an older man with worsening amputation site pain, moving them between a police facility, a rehabilitation center, and hospital rooms in the Pineville area.

Sepsis patient transported from police department to hospital

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