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Teen girl found intoxicated and disoriented at point arena pier, Point Arena CA
Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a 14-year-old girl at the Point Arena Pier who was intoxicated, disoriented, and intermittently unconscious.
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Redwood Coast Fire Engine 1155, South Coast Ambulance on order, medaglade at the Point Arena Pier,
00:11
medaglate at the Point Arena Pier,
00:13
for bail,
00:19
sick,
00:21
Command Red, Tactical CalCord,
00:31
Howard Forest, 70-300 responding.
00:37
They're responding, 2000.
00:42
Hard Force, engine 1155, responding.
00:48
155 responding, 200.
00:56
4 by Danlands.
01:04
Response for medical evaluation in Rockport and North Highway 1.
01:16
Rockport Street, North Highway 1.
01:21
For medical evaluation, requested code 2, response.
01:24
All the (number withheld).
01:26
The Code 2[2]0-1.
01:32
The medic 9141 will be responding.
01:40
In fact, 9141, 20-0-1.
01:48
36, David, 28, 10, goodnight.
01:50
Okay,
01:55
copy 810, goodnight.
02:02
Steve, 85, find your half-forth.
02:05
Howard Forrest, it is the same call that I just asked for ALS[1] to come to.
02:12
We have a 14-year-old female.
02:14
She is inebriated and disoriented in and out of consciousness at this time.
02:21
After her, scrap, she's break, medic 91-41.
02:23
Do you copy cross?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support (medical response level)
[2]
Code 2: Urgent (non-emergency) response; no lights or siren
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Location mentioned:
Port Rd, Point Arena, CA 95468
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