8-year-old boy stung by stingray in Newport Beach, Newport Beach CA
Medical EmergencyAn 8-year-old boy was stung by a stingray near A St in Newport Beach. Paramedics are treating him and plan to transport him to Hoag Irvine Hospital instead of Hoag Newport.
Audio|Source: MetroNet Fire Tac 3I - Newport Beach
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Transcript:
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Spallant, Newport, Medics, 65.
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Thurredigree action, 8-year-old male available.
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Up 60, yes, I have Mesa Engine 83 as the closed from Medicare.
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Brent Lightguard Confirm, Confirm, Response. Newport Line Guard confirmed response.
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Newport Engine 65, Newport, Medics, 63.
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Go after, C-5.
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And just ahead that we're going to be transporting to Hoag Irvine Hospital instead of Hoag Newport.
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Just for your documentation.
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6MAC copy.
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Metrorat, Mesa, Engine, 83 is responding to near West Social Front.
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Message, J.3, Tom.
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Projective, Mesa, Engine, 83, New Front, Medic 6-5. 8-year-old male, stingray envenomation, Delta[1], response.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Delta: High-priority medical or emergency response; also denotes Side D/Delta of a structure in radio codes.
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Location mentioned:
A St, Newport Beach, CA 92661
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