Female patient reports chest pain near Emerald St, Torrance CA
Medical EmergencyA female patient near Emerald Street is experiencing chest pain and possible hemorrhage. Emergency medical units responded, and police were notified but had no units available at the time.
Audio|Source: South Bay Fire: Culver City, El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Torrance
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Transcript:
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100, cover-volover to cedar side-ite, 60-0 female chest pain, engine 4-1 rescue 42, rescue 4-2 rescue.
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Engine 41, rescue 42 units can cancel their response,
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the patients leading to the hospital on her own.
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Southmanavis 42 at Hospital. Southmanavis 43 to that hospital.
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Engine 41, Rescue, 42 Rescue, Rescue.
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9030, Hubberg Street, 9030, Hubberg Street.
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Engine 41, Rescue, 42, Rest.
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Engine,
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96, Hemorrhage[2] Alpha[1], near Emerald St, map page 120.
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John 41.
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Engine 41. Engine 41.
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You have a PD[3] respond.
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They're notified.
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They don't have any available units, but they'll start responding as soon as they have one.
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Marks from Ingen 96.
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Engine 96, go ahead.
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We're on scene. It's the patient located on the off Emerald, they're on the back side.
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I believe they're actually off of Hawthorne. They should be in the shopping center.
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I did ask the RP to step on to Hawthorne and slide down.
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Region 4-1 from South Bay, he's been around.
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We're coming.
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Ingen 96, just information only, they are showing on the northbound side of Hawthorne on the east side.
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The northbound Hawthorne on the east side. Confirming northbound Hawthorne on east side at Emerald.
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It'll be just south of Emerald. That's what the rapid is singing. Unfortunately, they did not know their exact location,
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so I'm going off of the rapid deploy.
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Data address 21150, Hawthorne Boulevard.
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One one zero, I'm just confirming you did locate a patient.
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That's permitted.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Alpha: Phonetic code "Alpha" identifying side A, division, or low-priority response in emergency communications.
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Hemorrhage: Bleeding medical complaint
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PD: Police Department involvement or notification regarding law enforcement presence, assistance, or information.
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Location mentioned:
Near Emerald St, Torrance, CA 90503
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