Patient transported to hospital with child car seat concern
Medical EmergencyThe audio describes a patient being transported to a hospital and a concern about the availability of child car seats at the scene.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide
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Transcript:
00:00Let me get a Medicare.00:02One inch for one.00:06One being transported to better south.00:08Not like their name.00:13Capsarpe A and heading to Capsarpsarps C.00:281,700 northern 5,000 east.00:30Respond on A5E.00:36Third VLS unit to respond, however, we were only able to sign two child car seats on scene here.00:43So I'm wondering if you could, before necessarily dispatching, so selecting unit, confirm if they have a car seat.00:54Check into 13.00:55Standby.00:56Let me contact A1.
00:00
Let me get a Medicare.
00:02
One inch for one.
00:06
One being transported to better south.
00:08
Not like their name.
00:13
Capsarpe A and heading to Capsarpsarps C.
00:28
1,700 northern 5,000 east.
00:30
Respond on A5E.
00:36
Third VLS unit to respond, however, we were only able to sign two child car seats on scene here.
00:43
So I'm wondering if you could, before necessarily dispatching, so selecting unit, confirm if they have a car seat.
00:54
Check into 13.
00:55
Standby.
00:56
Let me contact A1.
Police codes explained
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Mediq 7: Ambulance/EMS unit identifier
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Location mentioned:
Near E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85716
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