00:00
Fire will be responding to Duncan Hall, room (number withheld), for a male who accidentally cut his finger with his scissors.
00:08
Room (number withheld) of Duncan Hall.
00:16
Eleven 40 , copy that.
00:41
Information just coded out as a Bravo[1] response.
00:45
They were advising that the blood was pouring and/or squirting out, which initiates the ambulance non-priority.
00:54
Did you want me to go ahead and send an ambulance or you want to wait and see?
01:03
You just got it, Emma.
01:16
Ten four, you're off.
01:27
All right, ten four, you're off.
01:40
Truck 81, medic 84, (number withheld) East (number withheld) Street, breathing problems.
01:46
Priority two, Delta.
01:48
(number withheld) East (number withheld) Street, 2303 hours.
02:01
10-10, 10-4, medical line is en route.
02:10
No, we can cancel the ambulance.
02:14
10-4, medical line is clear.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Bravo: Moderate-priority response code or phonetic designator, commonly used in dispatch and radio communications.