Unconscious person reported at south bend apartment, South Bend IN
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to an unconscious person at an apartment near East 12th Street and near 10th Avenue in South Bend. The correct location was confirmed as apartment 4 near 312nd Avenue. The person was reported to be dizzy and passing out.
Audio|Source: South Bend Metro Fire
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Transcript:
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Mishawaka Engine 1, Medic 3, near East 12th Street, apartment 4, unconscious, priority 3 Charlie[2], near East 12th Street, apartment 4, Unicorn Management, 1141 Hours.
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Misholk, Medical 4.
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You can disregard Medics 3 and put us on that call.
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We should play the hospital.
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Clear.
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Mishawah Medic 4.
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Near East 12th Street.
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Apartment 4. Unconscious.
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Priority 3[1].
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Charlie[2]. Near East 12th Street.
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Apartment 4. Unicorn Management.
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1142 hours.
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I believe that...
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Mishwalk, the Tine 1.
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Mishawaka, Engine 1, Medic 4, respond to near 10th Avenue,
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Apartment 4.
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It's for a 41-year-old female that's feeling dizzy and passing out.
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33.
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Mishwock, the Italian 1, sorry to such.
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You're on fire ground one.
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The caller initially gave near East 12th Street, but it started to ping on near 10th Avenue.
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I'm clear on that.
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Engine 1, if you want to check near 10th Avenue, I can check the 12th Street apartments there.
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Anyone zero on that next.
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There's any one for a respect.
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No, for doing one.
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Based on the notes, the caller gave near East 12th Street multiple times that they are pinging at near 10th Avenue.
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I'm clear. We're checking both locations now, thank you.
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Genji 1 from Battalion.
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Go ahead.
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I need... I'm not lying there.
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We're walking up to it right now.
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We're walking up to it right now.
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How do you, that's (name withheld).
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Mr. One.
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Mishwong, engine one.
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The correct address for this call is near 312nd Avenue, apartment 4.
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We're on scene right now.
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This section is clear.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 3: Low-priority, non-emergency response; typically routine dispatch without lights and sirens.
[2]
Charlie: Moderate-priority medical response level, typically indicating urgent but not life-threatening situations.
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Location mentioned:
South Bend, IN
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