00:00
1798. Just for further info, the caller stated that they went to a concert and the female took a water bottle filled with alcohol.
00:05
When they got there, they told her to throw it out, but instead she drank the whole thing and is not moving on the bed, but she is breathing.
00:30
Dispatch to ambulance 100 and sixty-one.
00:37
Out of the back door.
00:50
Yeah, we see it now.
00:54
You're heading to (number withheld) Michigan.
00:56
Unit two, you have an Edward[1] for possible alcohol poisoning.
01:00
PD is also responding.
01:09
The alarm company attempted key holders.
01:11
They were not able to reach anyone.
01:17
Time four, we have a unlocked door on the east side of the building.
01:25
Time four, I will have some key holders.
01:34
Three five eight to dispatch.
01:54
Three five eight, permission to call.
02:04
Where's the building, please?
02:09
One thirty-seven's en route.
02:19
Three hundred engine four and med 13 , (number withheld) west Lancaster, call for one talker eleven.
02:31
I was on scene and I was following the ambulance to St.
02:36
Copy, do you have the ambulance information?
02:43
I'll get the run number when we get there.
02:49
Zero two back in quarters.
03:17
Adam Victor Victor, (number withheld) .
03:20
We're at Forest Home in Oklahoma, but I'll let you know an exact location where we stopped.
03:30
Ninety-four westbound at what?
03:43
Dispatch 100 and sixty-one on scene.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Edward: Phonetic term used in radio communication to represent the letter "E".
Medical Emergency
