Law enforcement responds to aggressive patient near Santa Barbara

Heard on: Santa Barbara County Fire District

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Can you dispatch Lompoc PD out here for an aggressive patient?

00:05

Confirming code two or code three for law.

00:12

Engine 52 Central.

00:15

Go ahead.

00:16

52 confirming, do you have a code two or code three?

00:21

Code three.

00:23

Central copy.

00:34

Medic Engine 34, we can handle with AMR on scene.

00:43

Engine 34, copy.

00:44

Thank you, 52.

00:45

Break. Central, back.

00:46

Engine 34 available.

00:49

Medic 34 available.

00:56

Engine 52, central.

00:59

Go ahead,

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52. 52 information.

01:02

SO deputies are currently en route.

01:04

Code 3[1] to your location.

01:06

Copy. Thank you.

01:16

Medic 14, (number withheld) South Patterson Avenue, Room (number withheld).

01:22

Respond on command two.

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Refer to tablet command for incident type.

01:37

Central from 52, you can reduce law code 2.

01:41

Central copy.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

Code 3: Emergency response requiring use of lights and sirens.

8/4/2026 12:58 PM

Medical Emergency

S Patterson Ave, Santa Barbara, CA 93111

Law enforcement responds to aggressive patient near Santa Barbara

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, law enforcement responded urgently to an aggressive patient near S Patterson Ave. The response was later downgraded to non-emergency status.

Law enforcement responds to aggressive patient near Santa Barbara

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