Emergency Crews Respond to Medical Incidents in Camas
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical teams are responding to multiple incidents. One involves possible bleeding or injury at an adult family home, and another involves a 43-year-old woman.
Audio|Source: Clark County Public Safety - CRESA Digital
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Transcript:
The destination. 81670 destination, 1035. Medics 16606, three alerts, (name withheld) Creek, Code 6Q[2], 2811, northeast, 139th Street. Got it. 16-02. 16 to 811 northeast 139th Street 141 bed to beat Bravo at (name withheld) Creek POSECU. Copy. Copy. This dash 161515-15 plus cruiser here and that's 515. Checking out the rig. 15-15, good morning, medic 16-0-6 responding 1036. 1336. Street, unit 141 B, math page 3126. Specialmark 16 and 7 at that destination. Thank you. We're part. Coverage is almost there, 10.309. At 163, pre-alert 12717 Southeast Forest Street. 169, we're going to be in service to cancel by fire. 169, copy. I received three four. Let me see. Fedix 168 on scene 1041. Priority five, engine, nine. Handage or laceration. At 4 Manor Adult Family Home. Priority 5[1]. Engine 9. Hemorrhage or laceration. 1-2717 Southeast 4th Street. At 4 Manor Adult Family Home, map page 1203. 2.6-16-on-scene, 1042. Hey, you're around on screen, 1042. That's an exit. Sorry about that. (name withheld). 1611 responding, 1044. 1515, 1-5. We're ready to go. 16, 15, start, 4. 48 Alpha. 1661.61. 1661, yeah. 11 o'clock, CD, second floor, 250. going back to 3330 Northeast 57th Avenue, 43-year-old female.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 5: Non-life threatening medical event
[2]
Code 6Q: Medical emergency (priority Q)
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Location mentioned:
Near SE 5th St, Camas, WA 98607
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