Vehicle rollover with female denying medical aid near Columbia Blvd, Osage Beach MO
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TrafficA vehicle rolled over near Columbia Boulevard and Highway D. One female occupant was inside and refused medical assistance at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Camden County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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S.HP. Fire Station 1, Zone 1, respond with Miller County Unit 2, Officer 917, 930,
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to Highway D intersection of Columbia Boulevard for an automated crash detection, forward vehicle rollover airbags deployed, no color on the line.
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Time out 49.
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It's after.
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Osage Beach, Fire Station 1, Zone 1, respond with Miller County Unit 2,
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Officer 917, 930,
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to highway D intersection of Columbia Boulevard.
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For an automated crash detection, forward vehicle where airbags deployed, no color on the line.
00:34
10-mound 49 after.
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17-row.
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30-in-row.
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24-en-row.
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All units round 49 after.
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Angel 11, round.
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Angel 11 around 30 after.
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30 on 23.
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It's going to be an upright vehicle with one female in the vehicle.
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Top 930, 23 after.
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Just for working on October 5.
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Go ahead.
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On stage 3rd, 930.
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Go ahead.
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Can you confirm injury status?
01:33
Going into Central Bank with (name withheld) A, Zebra 5 Mary, (name withheld).
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(name withheld) A.
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Zebra 5 Mary and Missouri.
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It's going to be blue and color, Chevy Malibu, and I think.
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She has denied medical.
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Copy to HR 551 minutes.
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Copy.
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G. 4 is in her out.
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Plan 30B, I have her 28.
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Chief 4 in route,
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break. Chief 4 engine 11, be advised.
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Police on scene state that there is an upright vehicle with one female in the vehicle.
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She is denying medical at this time.
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Go ahead.
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(name withheld)
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(name withheld)
02:28
Puppie.
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924B, you can show me 10-8[1].
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Angel 11 copies.
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If PD still want us to continue response?
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10A, 52, after...
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Last unit with traffic, repeat, re-identify.
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This is engine 11, is PD still wanting us to respond.
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No, standby.
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930, do you still want fire response?
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Yeah, it's got airbag deployment, might as well.
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Andrew Levin, Perpedia on scene, continue to scene.
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Right, see.
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6-14 County's 3rd Lieutenant.
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OCP, Ellington, 11 on the scene, have one car in the Miller Roadway on Columbia Boulevard, Yachtescue.
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Here we come back.
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Hedge 11 on T, now for investigation 54 after.
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9 3B here at 29, when ready,
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and 24, and have you head this way, it's going to be at 1055.
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10-4[2]
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I'm taking the 30 I'm taking the 42 exit now
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Canter County 624 your 20 comes back to your subject at Camerton 2010 shall be be passed in our attrition 26 your subject showing on at P&P for possession control subs inside of district 20 is showing valid nothing further
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30 copy 17's traffic
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Last name short.
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(name withheld).
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(name withheld).
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(name withheld).
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(number withheld).
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902.
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Copy.
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See, 4 from engine 11.
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You can go ahead and cancel.
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I think we're going to get a patient refusal.
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(name withheld), I'm going on our field.
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Repeat.
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You can cancel response.
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Patients refusing.
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Copy that. G4 is the service.
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G4 in service.
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57 after.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Columbia Blvd & State Rte D, Osage Beach, MO 65049
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