Vehicle hits pedestrian on Heine Road in Santa Cruz, Ben Lomond CA
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TrafficA vehicle struck a pedestrian on Heine Road near Crown and Kim in Santa Cruz County. The pedestrian, a 30-year-old male, was conscious and breathing with no visible injuries. Emergency services secured the roadway and California Highway Patrol was en route.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Cruz County Fire
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04:37
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 2466, Chief 2400,
00:03
MVA[1] 7755 Heine Road, cross of Crown and Kim vehicle versus a pedestrian, pedestrians on the side of the road, still getting further at 1622, break 3114, go ahead.
00:21
NACCOM 314 unit exchange with Scott Valley, work code 3 to Ocean Street.
00:27
Copy engine, 2511, NECOM.
00:31
CETCOM. CETA, CETA.
00:40
2511. Copy stage.
00:42
Zany, thank you.
00:43
2511, NECOM.
00:45
Okay.
00:48
Did you copy the cancellation?
00:51
Apple for sale, you'll.
00:57
Nacom, battalion, 3103? Good.
01:02
Can you continue Scotts Valley for city coverage?
01:06
A firm 2510, can you continue for city coverage?
01:09
A firm 11, continue.
01:16
Thatcom, 31113.
01:18
Go ahead.
01:20
Got one more for you.
01:22
3113 and 3114 are going to swap calls, so we're going to be covered out of the street.
01:26
We don't have to have to have that.
01:30
313, copy.
01:31
Meta gates coming from Scott's Valley for that call and break engine 311.
01:36
Netcombe.
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3114 copy, chestnut speed.
01:42
A-firm and you don't have an ambulance at this time.
01:45
Back, copy.
01:49
Nacronmedic 3, we're clear one at Dominic and we can do a unique change of Medicaid if they're in Fulton and we can take the Ocean Street call.
01:58
Medic 3, copy.
01:59
I will send you Ocean Street break.
02:02
Medic 8 and send you to the Zianti call.
02:06
See, copies.
02:14
Nextcom, rescue 2466-2-3.
02:19
Copy, your ambulance is coming from south of Scotts Valley.
02:25
Copy that, thank you.
02:27
You're welcome.
02:28
Chief 2400, Medicaid and 2466.
02:30
Your patient is going to be a 30-year-old male.
02:35
He's conscious breathing.
02:38
RP couldn't see any obvious injuries on him, no loss of consciousness, vehicle still on scene, and CHP en route.
02:46
2400 copies, thank you.
02:54
Engine 2411.
02:58
Go ahead.
03:00
I call him, can you show engine 2411? The vehicle accident at L.
03:09
2411, copy.
03:13
2411, 24-11, 2nd, 24-66, 2nd, 24-66 to be advised here, is a pedestrian walking on the U-Sandy.
03:21
2466 . This break are you going to keep the mid meadow gate open?
03:28
Affirmative, it will be open.
03:30
2411, copy.
03:35
Engine 31113 and Medics 3 are patients going to be in the back of the parking lot, peach colored shirt, gray sweatpants.
03:50
NACCOM, Chief 2400 on staying,
03:53
establishing in-road command,
03:54
one pedestrian down, one vehicle blocking the roadway.
03:58
Okay,
04:01
1627,
04:03
one pedestrian and one vehicle blocking the roadway.
04:08
We're establishing E-row, command,
04:10
Prescue 2466, take a downstream blocking position.
04:17
2466 copies down stream walk truck 4 471 and medic 7 laws Laws advising scene secure you can go in break 31 13 I copy you're on scene on ocean
Police codes explained
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MVA: Motor Vehicle Accident
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