00:00
Unit three, station 36 , respond to (number withheld) Noel Martin Loop, (number withheld) Noel Martin Loop.
00:09
Emergency traffic on a fall.
00:20
Nineteen thirty-six in route.
00:24
Copy 19 thirty-six in route.
00:34
Four six, we're close enough back.
00:36
You can hold that standby.
00:38
Ten four, thank you.
00:44
Four six, what's the location of three's call?
00:51
Six 14 six shows back out of central park, discharging one male passenger.
00:59
Ten five copy, discharging one male passenger.
01:08
Northbound 27 for criminal history.
01:22
Five respond with station 36 to (number withheld) Noel Martin Loop, (number withheld) Noel Martin Loop.
01:31
Emergency traffic on a fall time 1205 .
01:38
Is it going to be in reference to 1055 ? Simple.
01:49
One hundred and forty-seven showing eight in McCarthy, out of Knoxville, showing class C active.
01:57
Have you already gone ten seventy-two?
02:14
Okay, what do they have?
02:18
These are out there close enough that they're taking the call.
02:22
10-4[1], thank you.
02:28
Okay, we're back in the county, we're in route.
02:31
Copying it, 10-4[1].
02:38
Copy 1936 on scene.
02:47
It's like 100 4RRL .
02:49
One officer is starting out.
02:55
Can you read us the address? You are breaking out.
03:13
Advising that we cannot make patient contact as there's a dog in our car.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative; message received and understood.
Medical Emergency
