Possible medical emergency near Main St Market, Woodland CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical situation involving a man who appeared to be under the influence in the parking lot of Nugget Market near Main Street and Grand Avenue in Woodland. Paramedics and police units were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Woodland Fire Dispatch - Gold
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
Attention, engine, engine one, medical aid.
00:10
Attention, engine one, medical aid on the court side of the street in the parking lot in front of Nugget Market, near Main Street and Grand Avenue, for a male requesting an ambulance, possibly on drugs.
00:30
Engine 2, I'll handle that call for Engine 1.
00:32
We're en route.
00:35
Was that Engine 2 en route instead of Engine 1?
00:40
That's affirmative.
00:41
You can show us on T.
00:44
Engine 2, copy.
00:45
I'll show you on T.
00:49
Special AMR 313, responding from 102 and I-5.
00:55
3N3, copy.
01:01
Dispatch, Engine 2.
01:03
Do you have a description of the patient?
01:11
I do not. Engine 1, do you have a good description?
01:18
Engine 2-101, brown jacket, blue jeans.
01:23
No, that's right.
01:25
Same person.
01:33
Engine 1, did PD ever make it to your call?
01:42
That's affirmative, you might want to request for a weekend.
01:46
Copy, break, fire dispatch.
01:48
They should start heading to Nugget Market for the same.
01:52
Call type as Engine 1F.
01:56
Engine 2, copy, start PD.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Woodland, CA 95695
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