Medical call near Sperling Lane with violent patient warning, Port Orchard WA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, medical emergency near Sperling Lane involving a patient with a history of violence toward responders. Caller reports shotguns are stored behind a door in the mother's room, unknown to the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Kitsap County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Bremerton City Police
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Transcript:
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Medica 11. BLS.
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Red Response, near Sperling Lane SE.
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Cross Street, South East, Chakwian Street.
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Medical 11, BLS Red Response[1], near Sperling Lane SE.
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Cross Street, Southeast,
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Southwest 1043, WQEM-301.
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Now, John Yitz, response with AIDS for a patient that's been violent in the past with responders, Sperling.
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Medical 11th, call information.
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John 151, John 81 and John 86 attached MCT-near Sperling Lane southeast.
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He was also physical with the RP this morning.
00:48
The East Responding this Burlington RP did advise there are shotguns in the home that the patient doesn't know where they are.
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Unison-Raptis Burling.
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For information, the patients in the mother's room and the shotguns are behind the door.
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1046.
Police codes explained
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[1]
BLS Red Response: High-priority Basic Life Support medical response, typically involving lights-and-sirens and possible law enforcement assistance.
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