Medical aid call near Aberdeen Avenue with family on scene, Goleta CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders arrived at a medical aid call near Aberdeen Avenue. Family members were present with the patient during the response.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Barbara County Sheriff, Fire, Aircraft and Marine, Lompoc Police / Fire
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02:56
Transcript:
00:00
Medic,
00:08
Engine 14, Medic 5, medical aid near Aberdeen Avenue, we sign on Command 2[1].
00:32
It does look like it's one lost or stolen plate from a recovered stolen vehicle.
00:40
No description provided.
00:45
Mario, after 5182, I'm a turn away.
01:00
3-4, that's affirmed.
01:02
Consolation Burt Mesa, Code 4[2] with an LPR hit on one lost or still in plate.
01:05
They're confirming.
01:11
Perfect.
01:13
Okay.
01:20
Hello, six.
01:22
Four stab, Nora, 9369-9-400.
01:28
Order to self-par Robert Peson.
01:37
Fire doesn't April last year in 1913.
01:42
I'll take copy.
02:03
I'll be all with those like six.
02:05
Get the Womble Cup, please.
02:09
10.40.
02:10
Okay, good morning.
02:24
35, Paul Levin 1028.
02:26
1.11.
02:30
A. George, Kenner George, 686.
02:33
The current 20182 plug, and it's to Juan Frausto.
02:42
22 back Milanovic, George and Colita.
02:46
104.
02:48
1040.
02:52
Engine 14, you can cancel your response.
02:55
Family members are on scene with patients.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Command 2: Assigned or operating on designated Command 2 radio channel for coordinated communication.
[2]
Code 4: No assistance needed; situation is under control.
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Aberdeen Ave, Goleta, CA 93117
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