Unresponsive child treated after pepper spray exposure, Alameda County CA
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 4-year-old boy found unresponsive after exposure to pepper spray. Crews worked to remove debris from the roadway, and medical transport was completed.
Audio|Source: Alameda County Fire
02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Cashion 24, Engine 24, Medical, 16, 353, Panor, and make Crasson Pressur.
00:03
...44, 4-year-old male, unresponsive.
00:05
Code 3[1] for a subject that was pepper spray, CSO.
00:08
151, ETA, and then Tadmonds, number?
00:10
Tenth 61, you have medic 406, they're about one minute out.
00:13
Stop.
00:14
63 Medical 211 Avenida Homebill.
00:17
Crossup. I see 54 IC.
00:19
Okay, 54 IC. Yeah,
00:20
we don't have any CHP behind us, so we're just going to work on this debris until they get somebody behind us.
00:25
McAfee, do you want Torch 57 to go there and help or are you guys good? Good.
00:29
Fifty-four can handle.
00:30
Okay, copy.
00:31
Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and pass it off to you.
00:33
And I'm going to go ahead and clear.
00:34
You good with that? Good firm. Thank you.
00:35
Copy. You want to hold on attack or do you want to go back to one?
00:38
We'll go back to one.
00:40
Yeah,
00:41
copy. 54 14.
00:42
Now, 54 14, you need to sit off?
00:45
Negative, I think 54 can end on this side.
00:48
Copy. Thanks again for that.
00:49
No problem.
00:50
We're going back to dispatch one.
00:51
Mr. Vargas, thank you guys.
00:52
Yeah,
00:53
transfer command back to engine 54.
00:54
All patients have been transported.
00:55
54 remain on the scene for another few minutes.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and sirens
Disclaimer:
This was transcribed by AI and may contain errors. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Alameda County, CA
Correct
Incorrect
