00:00
Okay, fire control.
00:01
They're going to EMS.
00:02
Need to respond. (number withheld) Marshall Street, Belmont.
00:05
(number withheld) Marshall Street.
00:08
Apartment (number withheld).
00:09
Looking for a female fell in the bathroom.
00:12
Need lifts. Time of dispatch 0437.
00:15
Respond on EMS dispatch.
00:22
(number withheld) Marshall.
00:41
En route to the regional.
00:44
Start mileage same as end.
00:46
10-4[1], you start 10-0-4-4-0.
01:00
Thirteen, it says on scene.
01:02
13 , it says on scene.
01:05
The apartment is probably going to need entry.
01:09
I don't know if you want to contact maintenance or advise the fire department.
01:13
Okay, I'll call maintenance and let them know.
01:21
Send with base 13 , it's on.
01:29
Unit four is on scene, advising the door is locked to the apartment.
01:32
When she was on the phone with me, she stated she was stuck in the bathroom.
01:36
He's advising 1st responder might be needed.
01:38
I'm going to contact maintenance as well.
01:45
She's injured or not.
02:00
I advise the fire department.
02:02
I had negative contact with.
02:23
132 at the intersection of Frazier Run Road and Incline Avenue.
02:28
You can meet with a (name withheld).
02:30
He said that there was supposedly a subject that had been chasing him.
02:34
He does not see anybody, but he's requesting to speak with police.
02:46
Three 3F1 Marshall.
02:57
911, 964, show on location.
03:00
964, you're on scene, 0445.
03:03
We're able to make entry, make entry, still need to call, and I know that this door's going to need to be fixed.
03:09
Out of the regional, and my ID is 60357.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Message received
Medical Emergency
