Man hitting head and disconnected; woman ill at fire station, Turlock CA
Medical EmergencyA man is refusing to leave a location and was hitting his head before losing communication. Medical help is requested for a 50-year-old woman with flu symptoms at the rear of Fire Station 51. A male named (name withheld) is restrained under a no-contact order.
Audio|Source: Turlock Police, Turlock Fire, CSUS Police, Ceres Police, Stanislaus Sheriff and Fire Command 4
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Transcript:
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X, I'm your Rod Rikas, who is refusing to leave for what he stated.
00:03
He was hitting his head and is disconnected.
00:05
Bill 4 now. Call for any plate.
00:06
Cain-Paul-William-207 Copy as clerk, expired 1024 of 24-004 Chevy to last of Alver with a pending master file received on 82124, last of Quintez,
00:24
off of Broadway. I copy, I'll have traffic on it.
00:26
in front of near Lander.
00:29
Okay. Tomlin, Charlie.
00:30
Tom one. Tom one. I meet you on the HMA-L, making contact with the LRT if you can just go wrong.
00:35
Tommy. We went more and Dale on 19 Norie Yellow 357.
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104.
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1040. 40.
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205, one you think.
00:44
Copy one or two.
00:45
Control, six-oper.
00:46
Again. Show me how to speak here on C-stop on 9th Street in front of Liza, board.
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129-2-1-9-9-8-1.
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Toll number 1.
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Levoy 7797439.
00:55
Can you start an ambulance code, too, the rear of Station 51, for a walk-up medical, 50-year-old female flu-like symptoms? So the male, (name withheld), is restrained from (name withheld) said no contact Tierra.O.
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Turlock, CA
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