Law enforcement requests medical aid for man near South 10th Street, Lincoln NE
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical personnel responded to a request from law enforcement for medical assistance for a 30-year-old man near South 10th Street in Lincoln, Nebraska. CPR was being performed on the victim during the call.
Audio|Source: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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Engine 1 and Medic 2.
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Zone 53[1],
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medical request from law enforcement.
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At near South 10th Street, respond on TAC 4[2].
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Section 1440.
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Engine 1 and Medic 2, respond to Zone 53[1].
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62 can have air back.
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Thank you and I'm responding from 14.
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5, South 10th Street.
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Respond on TAC 4[2].
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All units, Channel 1 is resuming normal traffic.
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They have party in custody.
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Channel 1 is resuming normal traffic.
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And they are starting CPR on the victim.
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Is that correct? Can we have TAC-5? Is that correct?
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Can you repeat traffic, please?
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The second, third, fourth, question.
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Go ahead.
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Sam 282 available
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Sorry that was Sam 282
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Hey could you relay to and whatever attack they're on to take the MS1's car to Brian West please?
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Received engine 10 and take the MS1 vehicle to west Thank you
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9022 . Inter 10 received direct
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To verifying your response on 53 medical class from LPD at near South 10th Street on the west side You requested code one for a 30-year-old male needs to be checked out here on tack four tech four
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Zone 53: Dispatch or response zone identifier used for organizing and directing police units.
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TAC 4: Tactical radio channel 4 used for law enforcement operations and coordination.
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Location mentioned:
S 10th St, Lincoln, NE 68508
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