Female rescued from ocean hypothermic near It's Beach, Santa Cruz CA
Medical EmergencyA female in her twenties was rescued from the ocean near It's Beach after becoming hypothermic. She was conscious when pulled from the water. Emergency responders were requested to provide medical care and transport to a hospital.
Audio|Source: Santa Cruz County Fire
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Transcript:
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For incoming units bystanders are stating this is going to be in the toilet bowl area.
00:05
Still negative or relocating.
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A couple of units responding to the West Cliff Rescue.
00:11
This is actually going to be the Toilet Bowl area.
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Okay.
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NetCom, lifeguard 3108.
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3108.
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I'm on scene, I'll establish left-list command.
00:31
I got 61-603 off-scene.
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3108-A copy, you're on-scene establishing command.
00:43
Back on, battalion 3103 on scene.
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3103.
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On the battalion 3103.
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Go ahead.
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I've assumed command.
01:01
Rescue swimmers are located a swimmer outside the toilet bowl.
01:05
They're escorting them into its beach and I like a code 3 ambulance for now.
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1337.
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The Medic 2, Code 3[1] requests to It's Beach for the water rescue that occurred near West Cliff Drive.
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They're running Red Command.
01:34
Calcourt Check.
01:41
I call them Westcliff come in.
01:43
Go ahead.
01:46
Patient update.
01:47
It's going to be a conscious 20s female hypothermia.
01:54
Copy x-ray 20s, conscious hypothermic.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and siren
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Location mentioned:
North Beach, Santa Cruz, CA 95062
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