Medical emergency on highway near mineral range road, Siskiyou County CA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a medical call near highway 3 and mineral range road for a male wearing black clothing in the southbound lane.
Audio|Heard on: Siskiyou County Sheriff and Fire - West
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03:22
Transcript:
00:00
On medical,
00:01
an area of highway 3 and mineral range road.
00:10
Two, that's out of ten twenty-four.
00:16
Testany units go for.
00:19
Testany units, that's good for.
00:54
Jones Fire, Scott Valley Fire, CAL FIRE, Fort Jones, one engine, and medical.
00:59
This will be 499-A.
01:09
For an ambulance, Fortress fire, Fortress cut fire, South Valley Fire, a medical.
01:15
Highway 3, southbound, nearest cross the middle range for an unknown-age male wearing a black jacket and black pants in the southbound lane and timeout 1546.
01:39
City Medical Crossburg.
01:46
North Town and Mineral Range.
02:02
Mineral rain east from northbound side.
02:07
It's going to be a male with a flat scene wearing black jacket, black pants,
02:13
not carrying anything, possibly in each medical negative vehicles in the area in 1030 and the Cal Fire.
02:22
One three copies.
02:31
I copy, I'll be in route.
02:33
21 copies, I'll be in route.
02:37
21 copies en route.
02:39
10-06 responding.
02:51
1547.
02:54
Region 2671 responding.
02:57
Leggid 2671, it's 1547.
03:05
2671, 1300.
03:07
There is a man walking right across from Moffat Creek if one of you wants to stop.
03:12
Make sure that he's not hurt.
03:14
Patient and continuing on a minimum range area.
03:20
I think copies on top.
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Location mentioned:
CA-3 & Mineral Range Rd, California 96032
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