Female with mental crisis and possible hypothermia at hoover blvd, West Branch IA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, officers responded to a female experiencing a mental health crisis and possible hypothermia near Marshall Avenue and Hoover Boulevard in West Branch. The female was found shivering on the ground and not dressed appropriately. An ambulance was requested to respond urgently with lights and siren.
Audio|Heard on: Black Hawk County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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J-Comp, can't get a Johnson County ambulance en route to the intersection of Marshall Avenue and Hoover Boulevard in West Branch?
00:06
At Marshall Avenue, Hoover Boulevard,
00:09
we have deputies and officers out with a female having a mental crisis.
00:14
Yep.
00:19
Takecom, Peter, Connie, call 621JCOM.
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Go ahead for Jake.
00:24
Deference that female,
00:26
officers requesting that ambulance comes code 3.
00:30
The female is currently laying on the ground.
00:33
Not dressed appropriately, shivering pretty hard.
00:36
Again, just code 3.
00:39
10-4[1]. It'll be Adam 22 responding on at 6.
00:43
10-4[1], thank you.
00:49
532 arriving.
00:53
532, go ahead.
00:56
Arrived Allen, ending month, 9.5, 9.5.
01:02
Your county call 61JCOM.
01:06
Go ahead.
01:09
Stephanie, are you requesting if the ambulance can run emergent,
01:12
may advise possible hypothermia?
01:15
10-4[1]. I believe they are responding, so far.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment (Message received / OK)
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Location mentioned:
Hoover Blvd & Marshall Ave, West Branch, IA 52358
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