Medical call near Palm Avenue at Jack in the Box, Imperial Beach CA
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Medical EmergencyMedical units were dispatched to a call near Palm Avenue at the Jack in the Box location. Multiple units responded but some were later canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Chula Vista Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:33
Transcript:
00:00
We're going to start METIC-55 to near Palm Avenue and Council Meta-57.
00:04
I'm going to copy somebody.
00:11
Metac 57, Metro, cancel.
00:17
Mississippi, copy, cancel.
00:20
Midage 55, did you have traffic?
00:26
Metro Trulis, 785, cancel.
00:29
EMS1, plus the traffic.
00:32
Metro, Copy.
00:34
Metro, Medi 56, Charlie.
00:41
Chula Vista, Medic 55,
00:43
Medical, 6 Charlie[1], 6 Delta[2], near Palm Avenue, near Jack in the Box, cross streets 8th Street and 9th Street.
00:54
Chula, Vista, META, 55, 6 Charlie[1], 6 Delta[2].
00:58
Medic 51. 51 is responding from the distance.
01:02
Medi-51 responding from distance.
01:08
Smeda, Medic.
01:09
Medic. 6, Charlie.
01:11
Medi 51?
01:16
Mr. Medi1 is still responding from a distance.
01:18
Confirming that we're close to the unit, we see that MediC 57 has been clear from no last call.
01:28
Mediq 51 you can cancel.
01:29
Shula Vista, Engine 60, you now have Medics 57 responding.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
6 Charlie: Breathing problems requiring urgent, Charlie-level medical response per Medical Priority Dispatch System (MPDS) Protocol 6.
[2]
6 Delta: High-priority medical dispatch for breathing problems (MPDS Protocol 6, Delta determinant).
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
Palm Ave, Imperial Beach, CA 91932
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