Patient behaving belligerently at rendezvous road EMS call, Riverton WY
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Medical EmergencyEMS responded to a call near Rendezvous Road where a patient was reported to be belligerent toward the reporting party. It was unclear if the patient was intoxicated or refusing transport. Police confirmed the patient was awake and breathing and EMS was on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Fremont County Public Safety
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
I've got an update from Cammy for the EMS call.
00:03
It's at near Rendezvous Road.
00:05
They advise that the patient is being belligerent, unknown if they are intoxicated.
00:09
Medical 102, maybe.
00:14
Medic 1-202.
00:18
3.43 apparently your patient was being a little bit belligerent to the reporting party.
00:24
I don't know if that means that he doesn't want to go to the hospital or is intoxicated.
00:30
I did have 1% of the unit that way to back up.
00:34
10-4[1], thank you.
00:48
6.8.
00:51
I'll be 1042 and I'll have Washakie and Hot Springs calls till 3.
00:55
Have a good night.
00:56
Zero 2.
00:59
One hour nine, ten twenty three.
01:12
Go ahead.
01:14
Back in service.
01:19
Tandsworth. Triple zero five.
01:25
Before male conscious breathing.
01:32
10-4[1].
01:37
102, Lynn.
01:43
102. Whenever PD is on scene, everything is 104.
01:47
Your patient is awake and breathing.
01:51
And you're standing by waiting for your arrival.
01:56
104, you can actually show us on scene.
01:58
We just pulled up.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
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Location mentioned:
Rendezvous Rd, Riverton, WY 82501
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