Woman intoxicated in public refuses medical transport, Alameda County CA
Alcohol ViolationRadio traffic about a woman who appeared possibly intoxicated in public and refused ambulance transport. Officers and medics observed her on a trail near Los Lomas High School and headed north toward Newell. She rode a bike, appeared stable, and left some belongings on a park bench near Whole Foods and Sprouts. No clear crime or immediate danger was reported.
Audio|Source: East Bay Regional Parks District Police and Fire
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Transcript:
Eagle, for incoming officers, the paramedic is still unseen, the engine is cleared.The subject is refusing transport.So unknown if (name withheld) 21 continue for 647F[1] or anything like that, but they're sticking around before she takes off.Okay, I copy.There's any indications that the 647 are from permit?I didn't get that for the paramedics, but the way that they're hanging around, it kind of seems like they think that she should go.74-9.20, however you're continuing to 98 with the medics are possible 647F.2 all 30, same track.12 3, 10-4[2].Eagles, subject is now on her bike and she's going northbound on the trail away from Los Lomas High School back towards Newell.Every subject is on her bike headed northbound towards Newell on the trail.(name withheld).She's riding her bike now.Obviously nothing from up here indicates that she's 647 up on that bike.She seems pretty stable.Copy she's riding her bike and appears stable.Nothing indicating 647F from where you're up.So any copy.You're probably clear that units and I'll just respond for a 10-5[3] now you're hearing.Full 20 probably you'll continue for a 10-5-9 and all other incoming units can 1022.It looks like she's getting off her bike and she might be hanging out for a little bit over by, uh, sprouts right by dual lab.Copy and just come up the trail now.One minute, I'll go for free.Well, she's still on the trail, looks like a ton of her belongings, or on one of the park benches right next to the Whole Foods.My apologies on the Sprouse, Whole Foods.Sorry, I got it.It will be 10A[4] referred to 20, 49 back to the fire.
Eagle, for incoming officers, the paramedic is still unseen, the engine is cleared.The subject is refusing transport.So unknown if (name withheld) 21 continue for 647F[1] or anything like that, but they're sticking around before she takes off.Okay, I copy.There's any indications that the 647 are from permit?I didn't get that for the paramedics, but the way that they're hanging around, it kind of seems like they think that she should go.74-9.20, however you're continuing to 98 with the medics are possible 647F.2 all 30, same track.12 3, 10-4[2].Eagles, subject is now on her bike and she's going northbound on the trail away from Los Lomas High School back towards Newell.Every subject is on her bike headed northbound towards Newell on the trail.(name withheld).She's riding her bike now.Obviously nothing from up here indicates that she's 647 up on that bike.She seems pretty stable.Copy she's riding her bike and appears stable.Nothing indicating 647F from where you're up.So any copy.You're probably clear that units and I'll just respond for a 10-5[3] now you're hearing.Full 20 probably you'll continue for a 10-5-9 and all other incoming units can 1022.It looks like she's getting off her bike and she might be hanging out for a little bit over by, uh, sprouts right by dual lab.Copy and just come up the trail now.One minute, I'll go for free.Well, she's still on the trail, looks like a ton of her belongings, or on one of the park benches right next to the Whole Foods.My apologies on the Sprouse, Whole Foods.Sorry, I got it.It will be 10A[4] referred to 20, 49 back to the fire.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
647F: Public Intoxication
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Copy
[3]
10-5: Relay (possibly used here for miscellaneous assistance/transport)
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10A: No standard definition; likely 'available' or 'clear' in agency-specific code
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Alameda County, CA
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