Medical crews respond to cyclist rescue and medical transfers, Portland OR
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical teams respond to a cyclist rescue, a semi-conscious person at a residential address, and a priority medical transfer from a care facility.
Audio|Source: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
05:39
Transcript:
Top me in the area, 16 Jackson. Rescue[1] 7.4. Save your cyclist. I move those cars, get them going. 026. his arms at the door of a restaurant on the south side of Belmont, South East 29 Avenue, respond on Office 1 at 1248. 314. Hey, we're going to be all deployed by road over here at 90 St. Stark. It's currently closed for Road in construction. At 910, Star Press, a 19G copy. Rescue 19 copies 1245. It's 1245. It looks like we've got a booster line heading your way right now. Copy it's 1245. Here we've got an overheating telecom room in the CUP room 216. Copy that. 349-9. The place that starts in Union 82, the last two digits are 1-2. Copy that. And just for the location, are these to the intersection of 33rd. We're in the area of University Point, just walking around seeing this person went. Last we saw they were on Six in Jackson. When we lived behind, they're off the platform. I don't know if they jump back on the Macs or if they sit off northbound. Tommy. Well, 47. 47. Go ahead with one-five. The only disabled zone that I see in this intersection here, it's on the south side, that is clear, so let's call it as such. 5'5 at 1247. We're going to keep all companies working. We'll keep ops for there's no need for dispatcher. 7545 at 1 6.m Avenue. keeping all companies working in the off-channel without a dispatcher. It's all free. Okay, command from Medicare. Do you want us to stay on scene? 4-6 Elm Avenue in Whip Village. which has been spotted on Dean fighting with a homeless person and chasing the dog around 5th and Hall. Copy, when I get the other depot unit to meet me at 6th and Hall. I think I see I'm around the corner. Section 1 on site, boot shop. 13, I copy. Head away. Thank you, 4-9-4-9-4-6-4-0-14-2-4-2-2-2-2-2 avenue. To be on-be-o-line. 28 responding. Conscious person at (number withheld) Avenue, respond on Office 1. Again, engine seven, medic three, two, eight, be held the semi-conscious person. (number withheld) Avenue, respondent, 1249. We have a nightmare, MDT, today. Please listen to that again. 13 at next, that's 6 in Hall, right? Okay. Priority 6 alpha[2] transfer from the Robeson Jewish home, 6125 south-west boundary street number 210, respond on Ops 1. Again, Medics 36B on a priority 6 off the transfer from the Robeson Jew home, 625 Southwest Boundary Street number 210, respond on Ox 1 at 1250.
Top me in the area, 16 Jackson. Rescue[1] 7.4. Save your cyclist. I move those cars, get them going. 026. his arms at the door of a restaurant on the south side of Belmont, South East 29 Avenue, respond on Office 1 at 1248. 314. Hey, we're going to be all deployed by road over here at 90 St. Stark. It's currently closed for Road in construction. At 910, Star Press, a 19G copy. Rescue 19 copies 1245. It's 1245. It looks like we've got a booster line heading your way right now. Copy it's 1245. Here we've got an overheating telecom room in the CUP room 216. Copy that. 349-9. The place that starts in Union 82, the last two digits are 1-2. Copy that. And just for the location, are these to the intersection of 33rd. We're in the area of University Point, just walking around seeing this person went. Last we saw they were on Six in Jackson. When we lived behind, they're off the platform. I don't know if they jump back on the Macs or if they sit off northbound. Tommy. Well, 47. 47. Go ahead with one-five. The only disabled zone that I see in this intersection here, it's on the south side, that is clear, so let's call it as such. 5'5 at 1247. We're going to keep all companies working. We'll keep ops for there's no need for dispatcher. 7545 at 1 6.m Avenue. keeping all companies working in the off-channel without a dispatcher. It's all free. Okay, command from Medicare. Do you want us to stay on scene? 4-6 Elm Avenue in Whip Village. which has been spotted on Dean fighting with a homeless person and chasing the dog around 5th and Hall. Copy, when I get the other depot unit to meet me at 6th and Hall. I think I see I'm around the corner. Section 1 on site, boot shop. 13, I copy. Head away. Thank you, 4-9-4-9-4-6-4-0-14-2-4-2-2-2-2-2 avenue. To be on-be-o-line. 28 responding. Conscious person at (number withheld) Avenue, respond on Office 1. Again, engine seven, medic three, two, eight, be held the semi-conscious person. (number withheld) Avenue, respondent, 1249. We have a nightmare, MDT, today. Please listen to that again. 13 at next, that's 6 in Hall, right? Okay. Priority 6 alpha[2] transfer from the Robeson Jewish home, 6125 south-west boundary street number 210, respond on Ops 1. Again, Medics 36B on a priority 6 off the transfer from the Robeson Jew home, 625 Southwest Boundary Street number 210, respond on Ox 1 at 1250.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Rescue: Emergency medical/EMS event
[2]
Priority 6 alpha: High-priority EMS transfer
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Location mentioned:
Near SE 142nd Ave, Portland, OR 97233
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