00:00
Cumberland Fire, stand by for a medical.
00:02
(number withheld), please.
00:17
I'm on the air, medical box four for Pownal EMS and Yarmouth ambulance 85 respond to (number withheld) Sweetser Road, cross streets Allen Road and Wilson Road.
00:25
Seventy nine year old female, conscious and breathing, fell off the bed late last night and thinks she dislocated both of her hips or one of her hips.
00:34
The alpha[1] response repeating medical box four for Pownal EMS and Yarmouth ambulance 85 respond to (number withheld) Sweetser Road, cross streets Allen Road and Wilson Road for a 79 year old female, conscious and breathing, fell off the.
00:46
Said late last night, thinks she dislocated her hip.
00:48
Her knees are also in pain.
00:50
I'll have a response. Time of the tone,
00:58
Fire on from A two.
01:07
You can show A two engine two clear scene and service.
01:09
What's this, this woman?
01:12
This is Cumberland, Maine,
01:14
Cumberland County Fire and EMS.
01:30
Follow me, 10-28, request this time of panel (number withheld) Sweetser Road.
01:49
Zero, what's wrong on the air? We need to make a request to the town of Pownal, (number withheld) Sweetser Road.
01:55
It's for a seventy-nine year old female that fell off her bed and localized her hip, alpha[1] level.
02:00
Repeating, what's wrong on the air? We need to make a request to Pownal, (number withheld) Sweetser Road, for a seventy-nine year old female that fell off her bed.
02:07
Dislocated her hip, alpha[1] level.
02:30
86, in route to Baldwin, pushing over to Baldwin front.
02:34
10-4, 86, pushing over to Bowdoin.
02:42
Final fire on the arm with 86.
02:50
Fire on entering last unit.
02:54
Fire on, this is the arm with 86.
02:55
In route to sweetser Road, final.
02:58
Copy, zero in route at 1054.
03:06
Final car one zero.
03:09
One zero in route at 1054.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
alpha: Low-priority medical response or designation for a building side/sector in emergency communications.
Medical Emergency
