Male found lying on porch near West 61st street, Cleveland OH
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to check on a male found lying on a porch near West 61st Street. The resident reported not knowing the individual. Responders proceeded without emergency lights to assess the person's welfare.
Audio|Heard on: Cleveland Police - West
Listen to dispatch call
01:38
Transcript:
00:00
I did get Code 2[1] that came down on West 61st.
00:03
Caller reported a male lying on her porch.
00:07
She doesn't know who he is.
00:09
Are they okay for their lunch, or do you want me to wait until we get the night cars?
00:17
Well, can you go run by that porch and see,
00:21
and handle that before your lunch?
00:29
Okay.
00:34
And radios it,
00:36
you know, regardless, they're good for their lunch after that, okay?
00:41
It's happy.
00:47
Thanks for any 12th.
00:48
Three when able.
00:52
Go ahead.
00:55
Carers start doing equipment inspections with the OIC so it'll be a couple minutes before they can
01:00
make it out to their car and start taking runs.
01:02
But you'll have Adam 33 and Adam 34.
01:06
You'll have a Charlie C1,
01:09
a Trelley 33,
01:11
and a Charlie 35.
01:16
Copy. We're holding 23, all three and fours.
01:24
32, thank you.
01:25
Near West 61st street.
01:27
Caller said she can see on her ring camera that there's a male lying on her porch.
01:32
No idea who he is.
01:34
It's going to be a two.
01:36
Cat is 6.006.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 2: Urgent but non-emergency response; proceed promptly without lights or siren.
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Location mentioned:
W 61st St, Cleveland, OH 44102
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