Person found unresponsive at home, CPR in progress
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are dispatched to a home where a person is unresponsive and not breathing. CPR instructions are given over the phone while family members wait outside to guide responders.
Audio|Source: Campbell County Fire and EMS
02:3
Transcript:
Camel, I'm in route codes. 10-4[1]. 435 codes. 10-4. Yeah, well, any unit respond to more frequency code. Copy. Units in Rotten, Morton Creek, be advised. We're attempting to give caller our CPR instructions now. Patient does not have a pulse and is not breathing. Okay, well, 416, and as soon as you're able to, if you'll run it, has that patient information. Ten, four, we're coming to get farther from now. 416. 416. We do have a (name withheld) 41 at 605, Morton Creek, with a sense of 1096[2] history. All right, tenfold. If they're able to provide any age out of wait, that's probably going to be him. Ten four. Campbell, four-eight-two's arrival at first per tail. Two-four. Copy. Amosite 10-1-1-6? You know, say, no copy. The enforcement shouldn't be too far behind you. Great call as well. Ten-four. There wasn't. That one. That one. Yeah, it's in the area. Be advised. He's going to be in a building besides the house. Their wife and daughter are outside to show you the way.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Message received
[2]
1096: Mental subject or psychiatric history
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Location mentioned:
Near Morton Crk Dr, Lynchburg, VA 24504
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