00:00
Car 1, 1557, the entrance to the Deer Run, (number withheld) Deer Run Drive.
00:04
33-year-old female, conscious,
00:07
difficulty breathing and swelling, allergic reaction to a bee sting.
00:15
Five zero two county.
00:20
Out at the station on the tour.
00:30
Is the police anywhere near here? I can't seem to find them.
00:37
They're going to be coming up to the front to meet you by the entrance.
00:45
Let's go car one, stand by.
01:01
All right, my apologies.
01:04
It's going to be in front of (number withheld) Walnut, and the police already cleared.
01:16
So we're done because there's nothing here we're going to do for this minor fluid spill.
01:25
Where are you, chief?
01:26
Affirmative, dispatch.
01:29
First response, one four.
01:35
response for a 33-year-old female having an allergic reaction to a bee sting.
01:41
Difficulty speaking between breaths.
01:51
Nothing we're going to do here.
01:58
Dispatcher, one is still station.
02:00
We received that in service.
02:06
One hundred and eighty-two, right central.
02:09
One hundred and eighty-two, right.
02:11
If the vehicle in question is already out of the fair,
02:18
Appreciate that, 1600 .
02:20
This is Park Car One to dispatch.
02:27
Show myself and 1st response one four arriving.
02:30
Received Car One, 1st response one four arriving, 1602 .
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta: High-priority (ALS) medical response
Medical Emergency
