Medical aid requested for man near Folsom Lane, Lincoln NE
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, law enforcement requested medical aid for a 40-year-old man found lying near garages and close to the street near Folsom Lane. The man was unresponsive and at risk near the driveway.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln Police and Fire, Lancaster County Sheriff
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Transcript:
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Engine 13 and Medicaid.
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Medical request from law enforcement near Folsom Lane, respond on TAC 3[2].
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Engine 13 and Medicaid, respond to medical request from law enforcement near Folsom Lane.
00:19
Respond on TAC 3[2].
00:25
13 Medicaid verifying a medical request from law enforcement, zone near Folsom Lane.
00:35
You’re being requested Code 1[1] for 40-year-old male DTOH onboard.
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TAC 3[2], TAC 3.
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(number withheld)
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Red.
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(number withheld)
00:51
Will.
00:54
The Czech Welfare Folsom Ridge Apartments, near Folsom Lane.
00:59
Caller passed by and said a man was covered up with a small backpack lying between garages four and five.
01:10
Close to the street, he did not appear to be fully awake but was close enough to the driveway that caller was concerned he might get hit near Folsom Lane.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 1: Non-emergency response; proceed routinely without lights or sirens.
[2]
TAC 3: Tactical radio channel 3 used for operations and incident communications.
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Location mentioned:
Folsom Ln, Lincoln, NE 68522
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