00:00
There's 911 open line, (number withheld) Cobblestone Drive, (number withheld) Cobblestone Drive.
00:05
Woman screaming in the background, Mike, no, oh no, Mike, and trying to dial 911 on their other end.
00:40
Check on PCAD Station 3, (number withheld) Cobblestone Drive, (number withheld) Cobblestone.
00:45
It's going to be a cardiac arrest.
00:49
Echo[1] response, time is 128.
01:00
Echo[1] 31, copy that.
01:05
I called, there's two units talking at the same time.
01:08
Repeat your traffic, please.
01:16
Ten three, we do have medics en route.
01:20
Believed to be an unwitnessed cardiac arrest.
01:22
She was just cold to the touch.
01:36
Copy, county, you're running code to something?
01:41
Code to the test, cardiac arrest out, and couple 100.
01:52
JCOM medic 31, come in.
02:06
(number withheld) Cobblestone Drive, (number withheld) Cobblestone Drive.
02:10
It's going to be 81 year old male, cardiac arrest.
02:13
Caller advised he is cold to the touch, unwitnessed.
02:16
She put the phone down and no longer responded to the call taker.
02:26
This is a county unit with traffic for JCOM.
02:31
Negative, we're talking car to car.
02:43
Mr. (name withheld), date of birth, 12-08-1975.
02:54
634 Medic 31, the caller has disconnected the phone again.
03:04
Copy, we're about to be 23.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Echo: Highest-priority (life-threatening) response level
Medical Emergency
