Weird and Funny Calls over the Radio

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I am sure that we have all heard something weird and funny over the radio, so lets share it with everyone...

I will kick start it:

While working dispatch, call came over the radio for backup for a patient with a spinal injury. When asked the condition of the patient, came the reply "I don't know, they are still walking over to me..."

Request for transport for a patient who was suffering from hypothermia (note HYPO) with an unusually HIGH temperature...

Urgent request for resources for a major incident - needed more milk for the coffee...

When calling a specific call sign (star light), came the reply from another unit - I dont see star light, but the moon is very bright...

Request for a sanity check...
 
we had a call come in like this.
"witness states that homo is having trouble with his back"
Homo was the short abbreviation that dispatch used for home owner.^_^
 
mikeylikesit said:
we had a call come in like this.
"witness states that homo is having trouble with his back"
Homo was the short abbreviation that dispatch used for home owner.^_^
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roflmao, lol
 
Lol-----

ON my clinicial ride time, we responded to a 84 yof at a flea merket.

Why she was buying flea's is another story.....:)

She got light headed and called us......claims it has never happened before, ever. Like NNNEEEVVVEERRR!

them she adds...."this has never happpened, unless you count the time at the grocery store a month ago......"
 
Once got a refusal on a pt with diarrhea. Went in service "242 radio, inservice on a refusal, pt advises she's just gonna run with it":unsure: Had to change dispatchers 3 times before one came on that wasnt lauging.

Have this one psych pt who will walk up to us at post and request a ride to the ER. When prompted for a complaint "I think im gonna have a siezure tomorrow, or maybe the next day" So told radio to hold us out on a walk-up pt, c/o "future siezure". The dispatcher asked me how i wanted to code the call in the CAD. So I told her "radio, the patient thinks that he might have a siezure tomorrow or the next day, hasnt had one yet though. Just code it as a signal 24(psych pt) until he actually has a siezure, then you can change it to an active siezure"



My recent favorite came in this past weekend. Insurrection is an Atlanta...ahem...adult item store.

"7218, Emergency response, person down 3rd party, pt will be inside Insurrection, caller advises to enter from the rear" :o
 
LOL sweet.:)
 
Some stupid transmissions from the world of search and rescue:

base: "Attention all units: it kinda looks like it's going to rain"
As we're out in the middle of nowhere in the pouring rain, holding a tarp over our victim.


While we're in the middle of carrying out a "victim" down the side of the mountain during a training, this went down-

base: "Rescue leader, training base"
me: "Go ahead"
base: "Make sure you take good care of the victim."

... Actually, I was planning on completely neglecting them. Thanks for reminding me. :rolleyes:
 
We got toned out to 37 yo male with partial amputation of thumb by power saw. We're enroute, dispatch comes on, Cancel, party will go to ED POV. We are now 1 block from the guys house. We verify the cancel, and Dispatch confirms call is cancelled, pt will drive self to ED.

We immediately get toned out to an MVA. Car vs Pickup Truck pulling horse trailer. Multi system trauma, 5 patients, driver of car ended up airlifted to trauma center, horses all over the road. The Highway is shut down completely for about an hour.

We're about 3 minutes into the MVA and dispatch comes on...thumb guy is back at his house and wants to know where we are. He changed his mind, went back home and called 911 again.
 
but you did drop that silly MVA and went and helped the id10t with the half thumb right?^_^
 
mikeylikesit said:
but you did drop that silly MVA and went and helped the id10t with the half thumb right?^_^
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Okay now that is awsome! I totally would have went to the thumb guy! NOT!!!

Dispatch: 1504 to md
1504: go ahead
Dispatch: Respond bravo intown call
1504: 10-4 were 10-8
Dispatch: 1504 your responding for a unkown sex unknown age person standing in a field
1504: 10-9
Dispatch: unkown sex unknown age person standing in a field are you familiar with this location
1504: negative code 9 notified
Dispatch: 10-4 came in from code 9 they said go south
We did adventually find out FF psych patient!;)

Dispatch: 1204 your responding for a male pt c/o chest pain
*ok no biggy standard call*
1204: 10-4 were 10-8
Dispatch: 1204 do you have an ETA
*1min 27 secs after getting the call and the call was 20 mins out as an alpha*
1204: 6mins
Dispatch: 10-4
*2mins later*
Dispatch: 1204 to md
1204: go ahead
Dispatch: Pt states will meet you walking on the highway. Pt left residence!

hmmmmmmmmmm chest pain??? Everything was fine in the end and the patient was found walking on the highway.:glare:
 
I was listening to the scanner once and heard the following:

Dispatch: AP 221
AP: Go for Ap221
Dispatch: AP 221, respond to Scottsdale Senior care, address..., for immediate pt transport of ALOC Pt.
AP: Copy, AP221, do you have the destination address?
Dispatch: affirmative, transporting pt to Desert (meaning Banner Desert Hospital)
AP: Ma'am, we ARE in the Desert
Dispatch: *laughing so hard she could barely speak* Ok AP221, that would be BANNER Desert Hospital [states address]

It wasn't that funny, but I guess the dispatcher thought it was.
 
We were sitting in our squad building and the scanner was on. We heard two of our officers get dispatched for a domestic at one of the apartment buildings and one of the officers in the background didn't realize he was talking too loud. ^_^

Dispatcher: Quarters to 8 and 4, respond to E. Passaic Apt. Bravo on the domestic, caller states *Not those two f**king a**holes again!!!* he was hit by friend.

Not mention everyone sitting in our squad room started to burst out laughing. :P
 
EMT... I think everyplace has a few of them.

One I head recently:
Dispatch: Rescue __, _____ street, assist medics on location, for a subject WEDGED in the bathroom.
 
"(Dispatch) to (Ambulance unit) and (Medic unit) respond to 400 Main St for the intox, he's quite a mess right now."
 
PD got sent to someone in monkey outfit jumping in and out if traffic.
 
My chief...now ex-chief also worked in the university police station.
One night we were sitting in the bunkroom and over the radio we hear
"CHIEF SAYS BACK THAT THANG UP!"
confused, my captain goes on air and says "I'm sorry...can you repeat?"

laughing hysterically, my chief comes back on air and says "disregard, please call the station."

she wanted to know why we were taking the truck all over the place. Oh boy.

Another best-- someone got a hold of a radio somehow...and in the middle of dinner we hear "SHOW ME YOUR TITTAYS!"
WHAT!
 
Another one I just thought of. At around 12 or 1 Am our PD got dispatched to someone laying in the middle of the road who was trying to get a "moon-tan".

Dispatch: Car 4 and 3, go check out a possible deer running around the middle of the road.
Car 4: A doe?
Car 3: A deer?
Car 4: A female deer?
 
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laina66 said:
Another best-- someone got a hold of a radio somehow...and in the middle of dinner we hear "SHOW ME YOUR TITTAYS!"
WHAT!
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ahahahaha ROFLMAO........classic.
 
dispatched from a 911 service for a visually impaired pt walking along a major road with a dog. got a good laugh on the was, especially about the fact that we would have to take his seeing eye dog to the ER also.

got there and pt was sitting in a chair; dog was not a seeing eye dog, but pt was legally blind and drunk and had complaint of: sore feet (walked about 6 miles); and would get upset everytime we mentioned taking him to the ED but not the dog.

so we took both; I used cell phone to call ED with report, couldn't promise I wouldn't lose it on the radio. report that I was bringing legally blind pt with sore feet, + ETOh and fake seeing eye dog for eval.
when we got him to the ED, we were there less than 5 min, when a nurse told me that she didn't believe it was a real seeing eye dog;
 
Just heard one about ten minutes ago on the scanner:

AP: *radio playing in the background (Linkin Park i think)*
Dispatch: AP 232 you have an open mic..please don't play the radio over the com.
AP: *Continues playing radio, then stops*

After a few calls I heard:

Dispatch: AP 232 please call HQ
Other AP: (in Scooby doo voice) ruh-roh
Different AP: oooohhhh
3rd AP: Someone's in trouble
Dispatch: (really pissed by now) Guys, please conduct yourselves as professionals on the radio.

It was quiet except for the necessary "copy", etc

Kinda funny but whatever.
 
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