Medical emergency call for fall alert in Clinton, Clinton UT
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an ambulance was requested after an Apple Watch fall alert near West 800 North in Clinton. Upon arrival, responders made contact with the homeowner and found no problems.
Audio|Heard on: Layton City Police and Fire
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01:51
Transcript:
00:00
Can you send an ambulance to our location? We still haven't been able to make contact.
00:07
Before this, ambulance 22 in service.
00:14
Hey, Sid, do you have traffic for engine 21?
00:18
Ambulance 20 service or do I need to just close this afteradice?
00:23
That's not staff at the Walmart.
00:31
Davis Ambulance 21, Quere McKay.
00:34
Class 811-12.
00:40
Engine 21, Ambulance 21.
00:48
Can I have that direction? We'll just be probably ten minutes.
00:56
In Clinton, ambulance 32, respond to 32, Bravo, a known problem, near West 800 North, in Clinton.
01:22
Davis-Trammast 3-2, Horton-Rabler.
01:24
What challenge do you want us on?
01:26
Oh, you're two. You're responding to Clinton.
01:28
Near West 800 North.
01:29
13b.9 West, 800 North on an unknown problem.
01:33
This came in as an Apple Watch fall.
01:36
Engine 21, so requesting an ambulance.
01:40
104.
01:43
All incoming units, we were able to make contact with the homeowner.
01:46
No problems here.
01:47
You can join the 21 back service.
01:49
10-4[1], ambulance 32, ambulance 22 copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
W 800 N, Clinton, UT 84015
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