Woman found unconscious in disabled car at Hartford intersection, Hartford CT
Medical EmergencyA woman was found unconscious behind the wheel of a red Hyundai near Sisson Ave and West Blvd in Hartford. Police and emergency medical services responded and determined the vehicle was disabled, not involved in a medical emergency.
Audio|Source: Hartford Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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NJ-11, Cissidav at West Boulevard in a red Hyundai, there's a female party passed out behind the wheel.
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Fire just as much.
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Covered.
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Covered. Herbert is the Raleigh Town.
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Anyone online for a track for a bloodhound?
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I have a blood hub but he's currently on a call if you can wait.
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Assistant Ave at West Boulevard, look for a red Hyundai, there's a female passed out behind the wheel.
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Tired as much.
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10 4.
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16, I'll be on the 3.
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Want to give us a call with its specifics?
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10-4[1]. 10-4.
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21[3].
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21[3].
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Troop H has a bloodhound.
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They say that the dog is on a car. Right now, are we able to wait?
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I copy.
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I copy.
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One key, can you copy better back?
01:36
383 taken, Sisson and West Boulevard for the unconscious.
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10-4[1]. System West Boulevard, unconscious operator of the red Hyundai.
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11 is 5-1.
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Yeah,
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you can cancel the 10-10[2].
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Sit this vehicle.
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3.83 you...
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3d4 you guys can disregard.
02:24
Just a disabled vehicle.
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3803 drop gets canceled.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
[2]
10-10: Urgent situation requiring immediate assistance, such as a medical emergency or physical altercation.
[3]
21: Call by telephone
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Location mentioned:
Sisson Ave & West Blvd, Hartford, CT 06105
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