Four-year-old ingests entire bottle of melatonin, Knights Landing CA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders attended a call near Reed Street and 6th Street in Knights Landing for a four-year-old child who ingested a whole bottle of melatonin.
Audio|Heard on: Yolo County Fire Dispatch - Green
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Transcript:
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Attention Station 9, MediClaid.
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Attention Station 9, MedAid at Reed Street, near 6th Street.
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Edward 19, C.
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Charles.
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Dispatch, 900, responding.
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900, I copy your respect for the medical aid[1] at 9-475-3-3-c-3.
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Cross-up 6-3, Matt Page, E.
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Edward 19, C.
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Charles, for a four-year-old male who ate an entire bottle of melatonin.
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In 1900,
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correction,
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900, and AMR 322.
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Your calls are introduced to a co-to response by CAD.
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900 copies reducing from 102 and 17.
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Copy.
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Fire dispatch, AMR 322 en route to Knights Landing from Woodland, confirming Code 2 response.
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Hey firm, this is a Code 2 response for a 4-year-old male juvenile who ate an entire bottle of melatonin.
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22 copies.
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Fire dispatch, station nine, copies the call.
01:31
Station 9, I copy.
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Fire dispatch, pressure 9 responding.
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Press 9 to copy, responding.
01:41
It's what code do medical in 9475, reads 3.
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Class of 6-3, Matt Page, E.
01:45
Edward 19, C.
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Charles for a four-year-old juvenile who ate an entire bottle of melatonin.
Police codes explained
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[1]
medical aid: Request/transfer to emergency medical services for assistance
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Location mentioned:
6th St & Reed St, Knights Landing, CA 95645
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