00:00
And medic twelve, respond to unconscious or fainting, at (number withheld) railroad ave, rutherfordton, scotchman, top of hill, cross streets are Charlotte Road and St. Helena Drive.
00:17
1210 429 . This is going to be a Charlie[1] response.
00:25
Ten twenty-seven for the Lowry subjects, negative correction,
00:32
Central 607 , just for your 1014 .
00:34
(name withheld)'s called for EMS.
00:36
She's at the Scotchman at the top of the.
00:41
Twenty-six ten central.
00:50
You're going to be responding to a 32-year-old female.
00:53
She is conscious and breathing.
00:56
She is having abdominal pain.
00:57
She has no history of heart problems.
01:00
She's going to be outside at the front of the gas station, blue coat and dark blue jogging pants.
01:14
10-4. Going to medic 32.
01:26
What's your location?
01:36
Can you look back at Edwards Street call and verify my OCA? I'm just trying to make sure it's right.
01:45
About to clear the hospital.
01:51
Ten four, send off.
01:58
Central Charlie[1] three.
02:05
Thirty two central.
02:08
Ready 32 . Central 203 , your OCA was 329329 .
02:15
We're clear to the hospital tonight.
02:20
Ready 32, 10-4, 214.
02:24
Charlie[1] 3, have a refusal to leave (number withheld) Brittany Lane.
02:28
Caller has called back, advised that patients are in her house, 10 subjects, some outside, some inside, unknown weapons.
02:35
Caller is wanting them to leave, possibly 73.
02:39
She is 73, I'll give her 10-21.
02:43
Eight four, keep working.
02:51
I'll use B tonight.
02:53
Trespasser removed.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Charlie: Charlie-level response (moderate-priority alarm response classification)
Medical Emergency
