Elderly man falls at residence on Haddon Dr, San Mateo CA
Medical EmergencyAn elderly man fell at a residence near Haddon Drive in San Mateo. Emergency services were initially dispatched as high priority but later the response was downgraded and cancelled. No serious symptoms were reported.
Audio|Source: San Mateo County EMS Dispatch
01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Mediq 40 for Priority 1[1] into San Mateo, near Haddon Avenue, near Hatton, process of grants. Prior to 1, Medixt 40.
00:11
Medics 68, so P.D. is on scene now, so I don't need to be a criminal assault victim.
00:17
Okay, copy.
00:19
10-4[3].
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Medic 40, I need your acknowledgment.
00:27
40, cancel.
00:31
Sorry, 45 in a row.
00:33
10-4[3].
00:35
Pedant 40, you're responding code 2 for...
00:43
184-year-old male fall. No parity symptoms, co-tee.
00:48
Okay, 2.
00:54
7.4, we'll 107 wait for the button.
00:57
Have fire.
01:02
And you're reaching my pewed up there?
01:05
So easy?
01:07
Use caution, open mic on the red.
01:09
County City, we're there law school.
01:15
70 different.
01:21
Good morning.
01:25
Good morning, city towns.
01:32
4 and on Egypt for a Code 2[2] Medical in San Mateo near Haddon Drive cross the South Grant.
01:38
So Code 2[2], 29, 40 cancel.
01:41
40 drivers cancel.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response for life-threatening situations, typically requiring immediate action with lights and sirens.
[2]
Code 2: Urgent response without lights or sirens; proceed safely and obey all traffic laws.
[3]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Haddon Dr, San Mateo, CA 94402
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