Medical emergency and mutual aid calls near interstate 66 in herndon, Herndon VA
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Medical EmergencyFire and EMS units responded to an EMS level 1 call near Spring Street and to mutual aid calls near interstate 66 westbound at mile markers 47.6 to 48.6 in Herndon, Virginia.
Audio|Heard on: Fairfax County Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Ambulance 438, Engine 438, on Channel 5, Bravo, Box, Mutual Aid[2], Mutual ADMF, MM48-48-48-M-48-48-M-48-48-408-4-6 at Estate 66-66 West Highway,
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ambulance 438, Engine 438, on Channel 5, Bravo, Box, Mutual Aid[2], Mutual ADEMF, MM 48, MM 48-48.6 at a state 66 West...
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Highway mm 48.6 at her state 66 west highway
00:33
Engine 404, Matick 404 On Channel 4 Bravo, Box 4401, EMS level 1, near Spring St, Spring Health Weeks, Cross Street, Sunset Park Drive Engine 404, Matick 404,
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on Channel 4, Bravo, Box 44040401, EMS Level 1[1],
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near Spring St, Spring Health Weeks, Cross Street, Sunset Park Drive.
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Tower 438 on Channel 5, Bravo, Box, Mutual Aid[2], Mutual Aid, M.MF, M.47.6 at a state 66-Ease 66-Eath Highway.
01:18
Power 438, on Channel 5, Bravo, Box, Mutual Aid[2], Mutual Aid EMF, MM 47.6 at her state 66 feet highway, MM 47.6 at a state 66 feet highway.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
EMS Level 1: Basic EMS response for non-life-threatening, low-acuity medical incidents; typically a single-unit BLS dispatch.
[2]
Mutual Aid: Request for or provision of assistance between agencies or jurisdictions.
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Location mentioned:
Spring St, Herndon, VA 20170
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