Child attempts suicide near pulled over vehicle, Sweet Home OR
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Medical EmergencyA 10-year-old child attempted suicide near a pulled over vehicle on Santiam Highway near Tennessee School Road and Honey Sign Drive in Oregon. Oregon State Police units responded and declared the situation under control.
Audio|Heard on: Linn County Fire Dispatch and Operations
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Transcript:
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31 and Engine 31.
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Respond to Charlie Response.
00:04
Psychiatric suicide attempt.
00:06
At 3.90, Santiam Highway.
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Cross streets are Tennessee School Road and Honey Sign Drive.
00:30
Station 51, Engine 51, and Medics 13.
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Respond to Alpha Response.
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Sick person.
00:38
At 455. Central BC21 available.
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BC21 available, 1424.
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Central 501 is in round.
00:55
I have you en route to the sick person 455 West v.
01:01
Street number four.
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It's going to be for a 75 year old male, conscious breathing, unable to walk.
01:07
Our caller is not with the patient,
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but advised.
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Break.
01:19
Correction, our caller is with the mail now, advising that he's unable to walk and needs assistance.
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Have you en route 1425.
01:31
Central Medic.
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Medical 22 has arrived at LC8.
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The clinic 22 arriving at LCH-1425.
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Central 501-1-7-2.
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501 on scene at 1425.
01:56
Central Rescue 51 is in route.
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Rescue 51 have you in route to 455 West D Street.
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Number 4 at 1427.
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Control 501.
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501, go ahead.
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The patient just needs some help getting into a truck.
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They're going to drive them in themselves.
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You can cancel the medic unit.
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Copy.
02:31
501. Do you want Rescue 51 to continue?
02:38
A farmer to have just in case I need help getting him into the truck.
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Cover.
02:47
Central 2, Medic 13.
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Did you copy? You can disregard.
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We're happy, tools available.
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1428.
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Let's keep 51 on C.
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1429.
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Central, Pharmatic, 31.
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Central, go ahead.
03:16
Do you know for the psychiatric, is the patient near a vehicle that pulled over on the side of the road or are they actually at a house?
03:25
They are at a vehicle that pulled over to the side of the road and be advised OSP has a couple units in route as well.
03:34
31 copies. Just confirming it's a 10-year-old that's having the psych.
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We don't need to stage, right?
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It's a 10-year-old.
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You do not need the stage.
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Thank you.
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1430.
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Also be advised there are two troopers who are now on scene.
03:56
They advise they are code 4[2].
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They still want you to continue, though.
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31 copies. We're going to downgrade the code 1[1], but we'll continue.
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1430.
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I'm sure you can show Medics 31 on scene.
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Copy on scene 1431.
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Engine 31, Medic 31.
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You guys can cancel.
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Enter 31, copies, break.
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Until you can show him, clear and available.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
code 1: Routine, non-emergency response (no lights or siren)
[2]
code 4: No further assistance needed / Situation under control
Disclaimer:
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Honey Sign Dr SE, Oregon
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