00:00
Fire, police, sheriff, ambulance, Voorheesville station, medic two, respond to (number withheld), county road 401, 404 , and 410 of your crosses.
00:07
(number withheld)-year-old female sick person.
00:10
Repeating, fire, police, sheriff, ambulance, Voorheesville station, medic two, respond to (number withheld), county road 401, 404 , and 410 of your crosses.
00:17
(number withheld)-year-old female sick person.
00:19
Fire, police, clear twenty-two 17 .
00:51
The 2nd call for Voorheesville is a Charlie[1] response.
00:56
Patient has a possible infected tick bite and showing the patient's not alert.
01:02
Did you want Medic One or the Westville ambulance to take the higher priority call and have the Voorheesville
01:08
ambulance and medic take the other?
01:11
Yeah, that sounds appropriate.
01:13
One hundred and thirty-six to forty-nine.
01:15
Crazy, fire truck medic one.
01:18
You want to head to the (number withheld), 401 .
01:23
New York, New York.
01:27
Crazy from county 14 , 400 and forty-two.
01:33
And 500 and fifty-three, you copy.
01:35
You are also going to be en route to the (number withheld), 100 and forty-one.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Charlie: Moderate-priority emergency response, urgent but not immediately life-threatening, typically designated as "Charlie" or "C".
Medical Emergency
