Multiple medical emergencies reported across Sacramento County, Sacramento County CA
Medical EmergencySeveral medical emergencies are occurring in Sacramento County, with reports coming from different streets. One incident involves a patient who may be violent, leading responders to call for police support.
Audio|Source: Sacramento Regional Fire and EMS
02:12
Transcript:
Engine 42, Medics 641, Medical Aid, District 42, Boulevard Avenue, Engine 42, Medics 641, Operations A2. Truck 17, Medics 618, Medical Aid, District 11, M Street. Truck 17, Medics 618, Operations A2. Engine 45, MedicalA's Code 2[1], District 45, Chase Drive, Engine 45, Operations A3. Engine 20, Medical 8, 17, North Avenue, Engine 20, Operations, D2. Engine 1, Medic 2. Engine 1, Medic 2. Engine 1. We're going around to the west side entrance. There's only stairs on the east side. Yeah, copy. We're pretty much on the west side of the building anyway. That's Rescue 20 in place of Engine 20. They're wearing AIQ. Responding Engine 20, EAQ. Rescue 20 RPSF[2], Father, if I think that patient could possibly be violent. Copy, Resc20, stage[3]. Copy, staging, separate PD[4].
Engine 42, Medics 641, Medical Aid, District 42, Boulevard Avenue, Engine 42, Medics 641, Operations A2. Truck 17, Medics 618, Medical Aid, District 11, M Street. Truck 17, Medics 618, Operations A2. Engine 45, MedicalA's Code 2[1], District 45, Chase Drive, Engine 45, Operations A3. Engine 20, Medical 8, 17, North Avenue, Engine 20, Operations, D2. Engine 1, Medic 2. Engine 1, Medic 2. Engine 1. We're going around to the west side entrance. There's only stairs on the east side. Yeah, copy. We're pretty much on the west side of the building anyway. That's Rescue 20 in place of Engine 20. They're wearing AIQ. Responding Engine 20, EAQ. Rescue 20 RPSF[2], Father, if I think that patient could possibly be violent. Copy, Resc20, stage[3]. Copy, staging, separate PD[4].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 2: Respond without lights and siren (non-life-threatening emergency)
[2]
RPSF: Rescue Personnel Safety Flag (possible notation for caution)
[3]
stage: Hold position nearby, do not approach scene
[4]
PD: Police Department (requesting law enforcement presence)
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North Ave, California
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