Person found wrapped in barbed wire in trash can, Lincoln NE
Medical EmergencyA person was found wrapped in barbed wire inside a trash can. Another person inside a store was eating food belonging to other customers and refused to leave, raising possible COVID-19 concerns.
Audio|Source: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
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Transcript:
Truck one engine one, tech two. Engine 1, Tech2. Engine 6 and Medic 7. Found. Dr. (name withheld) respond. Respond on pack 3. Wrapped in some barbed wire in the trash can. NG6 and Metacast House Media 4343-R7[2]. Medical Charlie Response[1], Chest Payne at 4,000, South 56th Street. Unit 395C[3]. Gray, black and red shirt, respond on pack 3. Inside the store, a person was eating other customers' food and initially refusing to leave, with possible COVID-19 concerns.
Truck one engine one, tech two. Engine 1, Tech2. Engine 6 and Medic 7. Found. Dr. (name withheld) respond. Respond on pack 3. Wrapped in some barbed wire in the trash can. NG6 and Metacast House Media 4343-R7[2]. Medical Charlie Response[1], Chest Payne at 4,000, South 56th Street. Unit 395C[3]. Gray, black and red shirt, respond on pack 3. Inside the store, a person was eating other customers' food and initially refusing to leave, with possible COVID-19 concerns.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medical Charlie Response: Chest Pain (EMS, medium urgency)
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4343-R7: Medical Emergency code (local)
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395C: Unit number for EMS response
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Location mentioned:
Near S 56th St, Lincoln, NE 68506
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