Search and rescue for patient with abdominal pain in state park, Tucson AZ
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are conducting a search and rescue to reach a patient experiencing abdominal pain about half a mile up a trail within a state park. Multiple fire and rescue units along with park rangers are coordinating access, using the equestrian center entrance as the best route since the main trailhead entrance is closed.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide
07:43
Transcript:
00:00
loyalty template I could send you this picture of their location. That's affirmative. Can you repeat, do you need the captain's cell number or do you have it? Stand by one. I might have it. If not, I'll get it from you right now. Fire alarm engine 377.
00:29
Engine 377[4]. Can you cancel the squad 377, please? Affirmative. Enter 377, I entered the GPS core heads into the call. Engine 377 copies, thank you so much. Engine 377 from the county. Go ahead.
00:53
I just sent the screenshot the photograph with the courts and elevation to the captain phone. I got it, thank you. Engine 373[5], engine 377. Go for engine 373. Do for engine 373. Do you guys copy direct access. You can be to the state park. That's primitive. We're in Ross State Park at Sanjurae now.
01:23
Copy, thank you. 424. 424. The entrance to Rafter Circle is closed. You're going to have to take flying out. 44-2-4-2-4-copy.
01:48
One zero to pass. Physician one fire. Can you put us on a call with Rescue[1] 8, please? Affirmative.
02:15
I'll stand by to stand by, just so you guys are aware we're working a search down in south side of town, Valencia, Camino Verde. I'll be delayed. Let me know if there's anything I can do, and we'll go from there. 377 copies, thank you.
02:45
units open the military lounge? Cover 4A and Tingo 766 on the military lounge. How he possibly sees on could 181 because there was film coming from his mouth? 10-4[7]. 10027. Utility 150[6]. Desert Animal Relocation.
03:07
At 3796, South Kanye Rambles. work I'm gathering any information I can hear.
03:13
Otherwise, I'll be assuming command, and I'll be waiting for special operations team to arrive and develop an IAP.
03:19
Check, command.
03:20
Command, Edge 377. Based off the patient's GPS coordinates, best access looks like it's going to be to the equestrian center, the equestrian trailhead, which is kind of closer to the main entrance than it is the main trailhead where we normally see.
03:34
Copy, I'll move over there. One zero to eight. Good board. Let me send clearance, it'll go. It's important, and I am showing that we have TFD currently on Steam there. Let me see if it's reference that call. Two out of two. I copy, thank you.
03:51
I'm going to stop on me. Fire Rescue[1] 5. Rescue 5[2]. Rescue 5. Can I get a BLS[3] transport, please? Affirmative. To our company. Dispatch, utility 774. Utility 74, go ahead. I am clear ops returning. Water will be bringing them up more and they will maintain cell phone contact as needed. No further.
04:09
Good copy. And the park rangers, they might have a side-by-side heading in that direction as well. If you guys haven't already made contact with them, your problem. We also have our side-by-side coming up.
04:20
Patience stated, they're also about a half mile up on the trailhead on the bridle trail. Good copy. They're separated. Copy-1-2-30. Her medicate 851. Abdominal pain. At (number withheld) South Totonka Lane.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Rescue: Rescue Operation
[2]
Rescue 5: Rescue Unit
[3]
BLS: Basic Life Support Transport
[4]
Engine 377: Fire Engine Unit
[5]
Engine 373: Fire Engine Unit
[6]
Utility 150: Utility Support Unit
[7]
10-4: Acknowledgment
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Tucson, AZ
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