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Multiple gunshots heard near a residence in wooded area
Weapons
Talbot County, MD
Audio|Source: Maryland State Police Barracks I
00:44
Transcript: 2537, copy for a call. Good. 25.0. 25 and 37, me, both in search, 431. It's hitting 431, I-4, roads. Call as in (name withheld). She's advising she's heard multiple shots fired, maybe in the wooded area. If you're looking at the resident, To the right, as far she hears the shots being fired. Okay. Time for. For pleasure. He's not the team. He still spared.
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Medical Box 1-3, Ambulance 100, memory 11, sleep person, 25-3-45-4-Oxon Road, Crown 3, American Corner Road, Laurel, Road, Road, Respondal on Deck 2.
991, your respondent Medical Box 6-3. (name withheld), 29679, Shawnee Road, Cross Street, Sepatic Lane, and Jay Oren Road. Responding for an 8-year-old male, conscious alert from breeding, clarifies that patients suffered a ground level fall approximately 0,700 hours. He is having general weakness and has a fever at this time at a high pulse rate. Lisa's on it. Probably.
Paramedic units en route to the LZ. Correct, 13, route to the LZ, 2,300. There's a lot of radio traffic and everybody on different things. There's a lot of radio traffic and everybody on different channels just trying to make sure we had to correct units on scene that you're aware of what you had. to Caroline County. I'm inbound within 18 minute, one eight minute, EPA. Howdy, copy? Trooper, you're allowed to clear, a copy 18 minutes. Trooper two to the engine at the LV. Tie, please have a LZ brief overhead disruption and such. We've got a light up in Ballfield with a fence around the dive-ins and a back to ball court. I have my engine block in the basketball court for you, and there's four flashing lights in this field for you to land inside of. You want us on the basketball courts, or do you want us on the ball field? You'll be telling all with the engines in the grass. You'll see the ball diamond. There's a four-foot chain-link fence around the ball diamonds. There's a section of the grass between the ball diamonds and the basketball court. All right, Super 2 is direct. Any wires in the area, sir? Nothing to be close to you. All right, Trooper 2 is direct. Trooper 2 to the medic providing patient care. Paramedic 13 to Trooper 2. On the driver of the unit, we're in route to the LZ with several paramedics in the back and they say they are all 10-6. Correct, can you just yell back there and ask what the airway status is and could you give me a flood pressure if available, sir? I understand they're busy. Peyton Airway and a systolic of overnight. And could they let us know what the GCS is? GCS-S-O-3. Carolina command. It appeared to be a high-speed collision with ejection. Subject was face down and ditched upon arrival. 13, pulling right here behind 55, back in. General, he's on top 4, standby. Groundline to command. Okay, ma'am. Is Paramed 16 able to get out of the scene? I've got a call on the 35. Their crew is actually on board with 13, I believe. Okay, Chief, thank you.
2.309. Ambulance 1-8, Caroline. Hamil 418. Someone in another ALS unit, quarter severe chest pain. Copy, just confirmed it's a second patient. That's correct. Second patient, approximately a 50-year-old, female, severe chest pain, shortness of breath. Phonic, whatnot, iceberg. And accident activation, 45 can go on service. Okay, action activation. 45 direct, we're on the scene and we are going on the surface. Okay, age 45. So this is Clinton Auto 3 direct. You can go available. Okay. Okay. Responding Cormor 13. 313 is then we're out. Responding for my 13. Responding for my 13. We don't have response to chest pain. 5806. Fittlesburg Highweight pressureman's annual 208, set with two patients. Second one will be a 50-year-old female severe chest pain. He's Paramedic 11. Hey, 120, Paramedic 11. That's when we have a stroke alert. Private 11, Papas, we'll be there in just a couple of minutes. You guys have somebody there that's going to help to flag us down. They said it with the front offices, not where front offices are there at all. As you're coming from your station, it's going to be the first dirt driveway on the left past the parking. We're going to be behind the food possession staying in our ambulance. Papa, thank you guys.
