Response plan for unresponsive inmate at residence
Medical EmergencyOfficers are responding to an unresponsive inmate situation at a home. They are using drones and coordinating a tactical approach due to the potential dangers at the scene.
Audio|Source: Washington County Public Safety
01:25
Transcript:
(name withheld) is activating ICES[1] for an unresponsive inmate and so 1705, a time is 1542 after 800thous plan. Negative. I just tried calling her back as well and it went to voicemail, so I guess, you know, just cancel until we hear from them again. Copy your deal unless they call back. 1541. 35 to 45. Go ahead. In a second, we're going to be making our way to you with a bunker. Are you going to be ready to move? Yeah, we have to see where it's kind of a steep hill and there's bunch of rocks. 10-4[2]. And then once we grab you, we're going to back out to the same location in the garage. 3332 to 3335. Go ahead. If you can hold off just two minutes, we're going to get a second drone off and they can give you cover while I still watch the bedroom window. 10-4. Let us know when you're back up and then we'll get checks from 25 as well before we move. Okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ICES: Incident Command Emergency System
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Message received
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Washington County, MN
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