Multiple injured in I-85 Southbound traffic accident, York County SC
TrafficA serious traffic accident occurred on I-85 Southbound near mile marker 18 in York County, SC. Several patients require medical help. Emergency units are at the scene, but there are not enough ambulances close by. An additional basic life support unit was requested but is 23 minutes away. A paramedic unit is responding to assist.
Audio|Source: Clover Public Safety
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Transcript:
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And four. Just clarify you have three patients and you need in the BLS[1] unit.
00:03
Oh, that's correct.
00:04
The patient record for this vehicle.
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Four. Twenty times, sorry.
00:07
9.5BHX and Chevy's over.
00:09
10. 10-4[3].
00:11
20-0. 20-0.
00:16
Go ahead. Dallas-185 advice says they need another BLS[1] unit at their accident because of the significance of it.
00:23
We don't have another BLS[1] unit nearby, closest one is 23 minutes away per CAD[2], but we do have a close paramedic E-91P, 10-4[3]-191P.
00:32
10-91P, 10-91P, that's 10-4[3].
00:34
Go get my monitor and stuff ready, there's no sent to coming all the way down here.
00:38
Team 9091P, emergency traffic, I-85 Southbound, a marker 18, Dallas-18 is on the team requesting assistance.
00:46
Formal Formal 212.
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Formal 212.
00:49
Time to complete refusal.
00:52
Copy. Someone?
00:53
I'm just confirming.
00:54
I called a hospital security for an alarm that we're getting at 2000 Caremont Parkway.
01:00
They will check it out, pack their call-out.
01:02
Yeah, well, thank you.
01:03
There we're. Oh, Tim, do you need a system?
01:08
228, California.
01:09
Go on.
01:10
You said, Ed, patient, what was the second part?
01:13
Power can cancel.
01:14
Plenthal engine T, copy and cancels.
01:15
Got to make it.
01:17
After reporting, set, we as well.
01:18
That's all right. We can be pointing to be useful in.
01:20
Okay, board trolley if you want, check clear.
01:22
Okay, well, appreciate.
01:23
You all go any further.
01:24
I don't think so.
01:25
We might not even be able to locate.
01:27
They walked off on foot.
01:28
We're going to check the worded areas see if they're back here where we've had reports of people camping previously.
01:33
I'm 1042.
01:34
104. The reference to tag in this car.
01:35
We just confirmed the last five of the van is 08775.
01:39
196 here, so let me 85, call, please.
01:41
2196 8-8. I'm ready.
01:42
GFS 2.8, 9.4.
01:43
All right.
01:44
You can put me on that hit and run in C3, disregard, trolley 30.
01:49
Like already what I should, Chris?
01:50
Greg, do I need to check an address for that vehicle?
01:53
I'll advise. Alright, just let me know if I need to go check an address.
01:55
Take place to check.
01:56
It's from Clinton, North Carolina.
02:01
Okay.
02:02
That's 185, 91P.
02:03
What's your ETA?
02:04
We're near long and broad.
02:05
I'm not sure our ETA is traffic on 85.
02:08
10-4[3]. When you get on scene, there's an RV up ahead from us with its hazards on, we have not been able to go check on them since we have three patients we're assessing right now in the back of our truck.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
BLS: Basic Life Support unit
[2]
CAD: Computer Aided Dispatch
[3]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Copy
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York County, SC
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