Autistic child hitting himself at Tuxedo Lane
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Oconee Fire
02:51
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Stand by for medical aid.
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Okay, this is one 1st responder.
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She's out at (number withheld) Tuxedo Lane, (number withheld) Tuxedo Lane.
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It's going to be a reference to an (number withheld) year old male.
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The mother advised he's autistic and is getting out of control.
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Advised he's hitting himself and she's requesting some help.
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They are outside of the residence at this time.
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She is requesting no lights or sirens due to the situation.
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Due to making the situation worse.
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Caution: behavioral emergency.
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Okay, clear.
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Four
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hundred and one's back in quarters.
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You can
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show 100 and forty-two and out.
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One hundred and 18 , all clear out.
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Y'all clear on the lights and signs, please.
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Careful.
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Rescue six will be en route.
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Copy that.
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Go ahead.
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I'll call you rescue six.
01:34
Go ahead.
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You clear on a code one response due to the situation.
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Ten four, clear.
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Go ahead.
01:51
1403, I'm calling.
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In route to 5008 headquarters, clear on staging.
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10-4.
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Y'all can go on scene.
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We've got SO heading that way as well.
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They just requested a code one response due to the situation.
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10-4.
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118, I'm calling.
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Yes.
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I'll be arriving on scene 1601.
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118, I have 1601.
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118,
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you can't find any further.
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This location, you have national continues.
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10-4, Oconee.
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Another 1st responder is en route for commanding 10-22, national continues.
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