Man with broken ankles seated on sidewalk at apartment complex, Mesa AZ
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a man in his 60s was found sitting on the sidewalk near V. Sviestas Apartments with broken ankles. He was unable to speak clearly and requested an ambulance. Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Fiesta Patrol District
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01:17
Transcript:
00:00
On a Charlie 13-Paul copy near South Extension Road.
00:06
7,2013 fall.
00:12
It's a 900[1], near South Extension Road at V. Sviestas Apartments in progress.
00:18
There's an unknown male sitting on the sidewalk, can't seem to speak, no weapons, no injuries.
00:23
The reporter is standing by in a silver Kia Soul by the entrance with hazards on.
00:28
The male is about 60s.
00:30
Blue hoodie with hood up, black pants, and flip-flops.
00:35
This is a phone copy, we're around.
00:38
6th Charlie's 5th.
00:43
6th. Probably 97 on that, 900[1].
00:47
Copy.
00:52
We're probably 13, Paul.
00:55
Go ahead.
00:58
We're out with the male and he says he needs an ambulance because his ankles are broken.
01:03
We're supposed to four two for nine to four.
01:05
I copy, near Extension.
01:12
Ventrally 13 Paul fires en route.
01:16
Trencherley, 1313, Paul, we call me.
01:17
Thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
900: Emergency response for welfare check, unknown trouble, medical issue, or person in mental distress.
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Location mentioned:
Parking lot, 1515 S Ext Rd, Mesa, AZ 85210
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