Medical alarm activation at 112758 Ulu-Hemalu Road, Fern Forest area; Medic-19 and Medic-5 dispatched, later instructed to stand down after confirming no assistance required., Pahoa HI
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Medical EmergencyMedical alarm activation at 112758 Ulu-Hemalu Road, Fern Forest area; Medic-19 and Medic-5 dispatched, later instructed to stand down after confirming no assistance required.
Audio|Heard on: Big Island Hawaii Puna, Volcano, Kau Public Safety
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
19 Medic-5 respond for medical alarm.
00:03
11-2758 Uluhemalu Road.
00:05
In June 19, Medi-5, respond for a medical alarm, Fern Forest.
00:12
112758, Ulu-Hamalu Road, time is 1207.
00:18
Product Control, Station 19, copy.
00:21
Medical alarm activation.
00:27
Netic5, copy.
00:30
Okay, nice size.
00:31
Okay,
00:32
nice.
00:35
Yeah, I'm sure he has a bullet for theft and a...
00:40
...of the district here.
00:41
It's a Paris Warren for 20,000.
00:47
Go to the mobile cleaners, like Lee Plus.
00:52
Medic-19 to fire control, Medi-Nine is going to take that second call.
00:56
Can you dispatch Medi-5 to go to the first original call, Liam? Thank you.
01:03
All right.
01:05
We need tenet from this for the initial call, and can you put us on another call, same address, or safekeeping?
01:14
Okay, ten, sir.
01:20
Ingen-19, Medic-5, you can stand down, and make contact with the patient.
01:23
No census is needed.
01:28
Medi-fi, standing down in quarters.
01:35
Region 19, copy Lassie to stand down.
01:39
All we may contact with the patient, no assistance is needed.
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Location mentioned:
11-2817 Uluhemalu Rd, Pāhoa, HI 96778
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